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In 1959's 'The Sound of Music,' Governess Maria (Julie Andrews) teaches the Von Trapp children how to sing 'Do-Re-Mi.' From the first strains all the way to 'T,' the music [...]

Making cheese without any automation is a back-breaking, tiring job with a lot of stooping, stirring, manual washing of hoops and so on. When it comes to automation, 'zero is [...]

When something is 'grand,' it denotes something 'magnificent, the largest/most important item of its kind.' The result of much skill, time and training, Grandmaster is the highest title a chess [...]

It placed third in the 2021 Dairy 100. It placed second in the 2022 Dairy 100. This year it is No. 1. Kansas City, Kan.-based Dairy Farmers of America Inc. [...]

In the business world, leading with transparency means honoring one's commitments even when one is forced to make difficult decisions. Transparency and simplicity in food labels continues driving growth in [...]

Produced by Hanna-Barbera and airing in the 1960s, The Jetsons' was a futuristic TV cartoon that featured flying aerocars with bubble tops, moving walkways and a space-age family (George, Jane, [...]

In the CBS series 'Without a Trace' that aired from 2002-2009, a specially trained FBI Missing Persons Squad searches for missing people by applying advanced psychological profiling to reveal the [...]

On July 21, 1969, history was forever changed when American astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin became the first people to walk on the Moon's surface. Armstrong's famous quote, [...]

Sliced or shredded. Natural or chunk. American or Swiss. Regardless of how one slices it, nutritious, delicious cheese is a crowd-pleaser that is finding favor with consumers of all ages [...]

Since its founding in 1933, Whitey's Ice Cream has been bringing 'a lick of joy and fun' to thousands of customers in the Quad Cities area (Rock Island and Moline [...]

When one thinks of the classic hit 'My Way,' legendary crooner Frank Sinatra comes to mind as singer-songwriter Paul Anka, although terrified, penned the signature song for his friend/hero. Released [...]

Penned by the Commodores' lead singer Lionel Richie, 'Easy (Like Sunday Morning') is a slow ballad expressing a man's feelings as a relationship ends. However, instead of being depressed about [...]

Like a balloon ascending to the sky, most segments of the cultured dairy category--refrigerated yogurt and yogurt drinks, cottage cheese, cream cheese, sour cream, dairy dips and whipped toppings--are going [...]

Like a car being made in an automotive assembly plant, the technology and equipment used to get--and track--real-time dairy data has improved tremendously over time. As today's dairy processors churn [...]

Penned by Paul McCartney in 1968 amid simmering tension with The Beatles, in the 1970-released 'The Long and Winding Road,' McCartney wistfully sings about 'the long and winding road, that [...]

In the 1994 Academy Award-winning movie 'Forest Gump,' as Forest (Tom Hanks) tells his life story on a bus bench to whomever happens to sit there, he fondly recalls happy [...]

In the Beach Boys' tropical-inspired hit 'Kokomo,' the song's lyrics extol the virtues of a 'tropical drink melting in your hand' and 'falling in love to the rhythm of a [...]

Whenever consumers make Jell-O, thicken gravy or add corn starch to a pie filling, they knowingly or unknowingly are using gums like hydrocolloids to thicken their products and give them [...]

The article discusses the competition between dairy milk and plant-based milk, highlighting the rise in popularity of non-dairy milk options. Despite the growth of plant-based milks, traditional dairy milk remains appealing due to its nutritional benefits. The dairy industry is evolving to cater to changing consumer preferences, with a focus on lactose-free options, functional milks with probiotics, and innovative flavors. Additionally, the article addresses the impact of declining milk production in Europe and emphasizes the importance of product innovation and consumer preferences in shaping the dairy market. [Extracted from the article]

'Highway to the Danger Zone,' the hit theme song for 1986's 'Top Gun,' plays in the background of jets revving up their engines as they take the 'highway to the [...]

Fall is football season and because of COVID-19, unlike any time in history, its uncertain if fans will be in the stands cheering on their favorite teams. Like football, which [...]

In the 1942 musical 'Yankee Doodle Dandy,' James Cagney's Academy Award-winning performance for his portrayal of singer-songwriter George M. Cohan endeared audiences with the 1906 patriotic anthem 'You're a Grand [...]

Not many thought that when Queen lead rocker Freddie Mercury penned Bohemian Rhapsody in 19/5 that it would be a success, the six-minute-long anthem, which combined diverse music genres such [...]

CREATED AS A COMIC STRIP SUPERHERO IN 1938, SUPERMAN WAS 'FASTER than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive and able to leap tall buildings at a single bound.' [...]

IN THE 1980 DANCE AND WEDDING ANTHEM 'CELEBRATION,' KOOL & THE GANG urges revelers to 'celebrate good times' by bringing 'your good times and your laughter, too. We gonna celebrate [...]

As summer fades into fall, leaves start to change color and the days get cooler. This year's Top Dairy 100 also reflects some companies 'cooling' down in sales in the [...]

In 'The Amazing Spider-Man' movies, Uncle Ben, and more recently Aunt May, utter the iconic phrase, 'With great power comes great responsibility,' encouraging Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, to don the [...]

Naturally healthy and organic dairy milks, cheeses and yogurt continue to resonate in the dairy market as more consumers take a hands-on approach to their own health and well-being. Throughout [...]

The article focuses on the growth of the cultured dairy category, highlighting the rise of protein-packed products like yogurt and cottage cheese. Topics discussed include the increasing demand for high-protein and probiotic-rich dairy products, the impact of social media on cottage cheese sales, and the introduction of new functional offerings from brands like Chobani and Stonyfield.

The article discusses the growth of the cheese industry, projected to reach 69.7 Billion U.S. Dollar by 2028, driven by higher per capita income and consumer demand for premium, artisanal cheeses. Topics discussed include the performance of various cheese categories, the impact of the pandemic on dairy consumption, and the role of quick-service restaurants in expanding their cheese-based menu offerings.

The article discusses the mixed results of the milk category, with overall sales declining slightly but certain segments, such as "all other" refrigerated milk, showing growth. Topics discussed include the decline in refrigerated non-dairy milk, the success of value-added functional milks, and the impact of consumer trends like the growing preference for minimally processed dairy products.

The article announces Dairy Foods' 125th anniversary, highlighting its pivotal role in chronicling dairy industry evolution, celebrating key milestones, and reflecting on its contributions to dairy innovation, packaging, and sustainability.

The article highlights the dedication and craftsmanship behind Hook's Cheese. Topics include the hands-on approach of Master Cheesemaker Tony Hook, who oversees the production of 70 flavors of cheese, the use of innovative equipment such as a 2,000-pound finishing table to streamline the cheesemaking process, and the focus on local sourcing of milk from nearby farms to maintain the high quality of their artisanal products.

The article highlights the success of Hook's Cheese, a family-run business that has become a key player in Wisconsin's cheesemaking industry. Topics include the company's historical roots, with the plant originally built in 1875 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the leadership and achievements of the Hook family, with Master Cheesemaker Tony Hook and his wife, Julie, who won a prestigious award for Colby cheese, and the company's growth and market presence.

IN THE 1924 SONG 'TEA FOR TWO,' DORIS DAY SINGS, 'PICTURE YOU UPON MY knee, just tea for two and two for tea, just me for you and you for [...]

TRYING TO GIVE UP DIET SODA AND get healthy but growing increasingly bored with drinking plain water, hint Inc. Founder and Chief Executive Officer Kara Goldin took her 'little idea' [...]

A MCDONALD'S TV COMMERCIAL THAT AIRED IN THE LATE 1970S FEATURED a little boy telling a little girl who was moving away how 'neat, sweet and hard to beat' she [...]

The catchy marketing slogans advertising dairy milks--including 'Got Milk?,' 'Milk, it Does a Body Good' and 'Milk Your Diet'--were designed to entice consumers to enjoy the dairy goodness of milk. [...]

BY BARBARA HARFMANN A highlight of 'The Wiz' features Diana Ross as Dorothy and Michael Jackson as the Scarecrow joyfully dancing as they 'ease on down, ease on down the [...]

The 1979 'The Muppet Movie' starring Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and Fozzie Bear, opens as the beloved amphibian, strumming his ukulele in the swamp, poignantly sings 'The Rainbow Connection,' [...]

IN THE 1992 FILM 'A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN,' TOM HANKS AS UNINSPIRED former Cubs slugger Jimmy Dugan famously scolds his tearful right fielder Evelyn Gardner, 'There's no crying in [...]

A STAPLE FOR CREATIVE PRE-TEENS, SHRINKY DINKS ARE PRE-PRINTED CLEAR sheets of polystyrene that are colored, then baked-to-shrink in an oven before being transformed into creative jewelry, ornaments and figurines. [...]

On the nondairy beverage front, the ready-to-drink (RTD) coffee and tea category has been throwing some well-placed hooks and jabs. Sales in the total category, including refrigerated and shelf-stable offerings, [...]

THE TREND FOR PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES, WEEKEND WARRIORS AND everyday consumers to be well-hydrated with more low-sugar, organic and natural options is contributing to stable growth in both the sports and [...]

The article focuses on the innovative use of inclusions in the dairy industry, highlighting how elements like cookie dough, caramel, and nuts enhance the flavor, texture, and visual appeal of products such as ice cream and yogurt. It emphasizes the growing consumer demand for both indulgent and healthier options, with brands leveraging seasonal trends and creative flavors to attract a diverse range of customers.

The article focuses on the evolving dairy alternatives market, noting a higher adoption of meat-free diets among younger consumers compared to older generations. It highlights innovation in plant-based creamers and mixed sales results for alternatives like almond and oat milk. It also emphasizes increasing consumer interest in plant-based products, with projected growth in areas like cheese and yogurt driven by rising food costs and awareness of animal welfare.

The article focuses on the recent media visit to Suntado LLC's new co-manufacturing and shelf-stable milk processing plant in Burley, Idaho, U.S. It highlights Suntado's collaboration with Tetra Pak US and Canada to meet growing demand for aseptic and extended shelf-life (ESL) beverages, emphasizing their sustainable practices and advanced technology.

The article highlights the importance of ingredient traceability in the food industry, emphasizing the need for compliance with the U.S. Food Traceability Final Rule (FSMA 204) to enhance food safety and reduce waste. It discusses the challenges and strategies related to traceability, including data collection, record-keeping, and the integration of digital tools to improve transparency across the supply chain.

IN THE 'LION KING,' MUFASA TELLS HIS YOUNG SON SIMBA ABOUT THE Circle of Life and the importance or nature taking and giving back life to earth, and the connectedness [...]

AT A 6-9-1 RECORD, THE GREEN BAY PACKERS' SEASON LAST YEAR WAS anything but stellar. Yet, with a new coach and the prowess of quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the team is [...]