Article: Partners rise to success in biscuit baking venture

It was one of those foods that seem destined to become best sellers: crunchy, rich, little biscuits flavored with sharp Cheddar and zipped up with a bit of hot pepper.

Whenever Lee Bufford's aunt, Bobbie Escoe, threw a party, it didn't much matter what else she served - everybody made a beeline for her cheese biscuits.

Bufford and her colleague and friend, Beverly Seckinger, decided that if they found the crunchy little gems irresistible, maybe other people would feel the same way.

Thus was born the Seckinger-Lee Co.'s first product, Escoe's Cheese Biscuits. Seckinger and Bufford had numerous "focus" sessions with their friends and family, drawing up plans for making, packaging and ...

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