Article: Edible dough reformulated.(New Products)(Brief Article)

Article: Incredible edible dough. (your family).(Brief ...
Good Housekeeping;  April 1, 2002 ;     451 words ...Ask any preschooler for a list of favorite things, and Play-Doh and cookies are sure to be mentioned. Imagine her excitement when she learns that thanks to Get Kookie, art and food have become one! The colored dough can be shaped to create everything from rainbows to dinosaurs. Then into the oven

Article: Highlights of the harvest season.(Calendar)
Westchester County Business Journal;  September 29, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... 4 p.m., 232-9555 Children are invited to play with their food at a hands-on workshop that utilizes the ultimate edible dough--marzipan. Artist Saxon Freyman and marzipan instructor Barbara Lind will teach children to sculpt mini ghouls and goblins ...

Article: African-Caribbean Market Offers Specialties in Stockton, Calif.
The Record (Stockton, California) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News);  March 2, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... cassava and maize flour produced in Ghana that, when combined with boiling water and a pinch of salt, produces a soft, edible dough. You can find okazi (or ukazi), leafy greens shredded and dried, that are cooked with water and mixed with meat or fish ...

Article: Wisk offers magic mat of crafts, tips
Chicago Sun-Times;  February 22, 1998 ;     623 words ... ... recipes on one side, projects on the other. These include toe painting (a variation on finger painting) and recipes for Edible Dough Critters and Chocolate Brains. More to the point, the bottom of the Wisk mat is one tip after another on how to remove ...

Article: PATENTS.(BUSINESS)
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI);  January 30, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... Petkovsek, Gregory, Appleton; Perre, Chad, Oshkosh ASSIGNEE: Pechiney Emballage Flexible Europe, France TITLE: Edible Dough Support PATENT NO. 6500475 INVENTOR: Kraklow, Harry, Eau Claire ASSIGNEE: Schwan's Sales Enterprises, Marshall ...

Article: The Play Dough Evaluation Project.
Science and Children;  February 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... cooperative and allowed students to make their dough during this time. Remind students that they are making play dough, not edible dough, and discuss that they are not to eat the dough or the ingredients used in the making. Discuss the fact that this is a ...

Article: Difficulty in catching carp makes them more in vogue now in ...
The Washington Times;  January 30, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... perch. We do it all the time, and it works, although for a shoreline angler sitting and waiting for a bite, the use of edible dough balls might be a better way to go. Look for Gene Mueller's Outdoors column every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday - only ...