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You don't have to be a rocket scientist to make great tasting cookies!In 1938, an American chef named Ruth Graves Wakefield came up with the idea of adding morsels of chocolate to make the first chocolate chip cookie.Lo and behold, her culinary invention became a sensational hit and for years to come her chocolate chip cookie is still hugely popular.This National Chocolate Chip Day, we are reminded how an ingredient like chocolate can make a huge difference. Surprisingly all it took was a bit of …

This mother's day we go back to the time when Agatha Christie wrote in her 1933 book, "The Hound of Death" describing the unconditional love that mothers have for their children when she wrote,"A mother's love for her child is like nothing else in the world. It knows no law, no pity. It dares all things and crushes down remorselessly all that stands in its path." Today, we're again reminded just how important the role that mothers have in our lives and the sacrifices they make each and every day …

All you horse racing fans the Kentucky Derby is here! If you enjoy watching horse racing, you know what brings people together. People love to dress up. And, those fancy hair pieces and hats they're definitely a show stopper. But if you just want to have a good time, deliciously-good Southern food is enough to make anyone happy. If you're cooking for families and friends this Saturday, check out Kentucky Kernel Seasoned Flour. Seasoned with 10 savory herbs and spices create the be …

Today is Honesty Day, a day founded by a politician and writer named M. Hirsh Goldberg. He chose April 30 to be the day of Honesty for two reasons. One, he wanted a day that celebrates the virtues of trustworthiness and sincerity - that is, honesty. Secondly, April 30 is also the anniversary of George Washington's first inauguration on April 30, 1789.Needless to say, this day urges us to avoid lies and stay truthful to the causes and people we care about in our lives.In the food business, being …

Who doesn't love a pretzel? This day might just change your mind about pretzels. The BeginningsLegend has it that pretzels were believed to have originated from European monks when they were used as a reward for children who learn to pray. Some historians found that pretzels are a symbol of human sacrifice to a Celtic goddess named Sirona. Whether you believe in reward or punishment, there's one thing that pretzel does best - it's yummy, Mmmm-good! Why it's a Big DealWe know that …