... to meet those goals. We fully believe in and are committed to promoting from within when possible, creating unlimited growth opportunities within the company. From our beginnings as a wholesale confectionery business in 1922, we have grown and continue to grow into a significant presence in the retail toy industry. With a great new store design, customer centered focus and actionable mission, now...

... oats 14 ounces caramels 3 tablespoons water 1 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips 1 cup chopped walnuts 1 cup plain M & M candies 3 ounces white confectionery coating* In a mixing bowl, cream butter and brown sugar. Beat in egg and vanilla. Combine flour, baking soda, and salt. Add to the ...

Nick Finnigan wrote: Roger Thorpe wrote: So here's another back of envelope calculation. Embedded energy in manufacture and distribution of confectionery = 43MJ/kg. [1] Nutritional energy in chocolate 22MJ/kg [2] cycling 1km to shop at 20km/hr = 100 watts for 3 minutes = 1.8 kJ. 100 * 3 * 60 / 1000 = 18, and muscles are about 25%% efficient. ...

... like that to stand. just a couple of minutes on google to get some figures.... So here's another back of envelope calculation. Embedded energy in manufacture and distribution of confectionery = 43MJ/kg. [1] Don't believe it. I doubt that the people involved have a clue of everything that is involved in the manufacture of confectionary.. For example: Does...

Roger Thorpe wrote: So here's another back of envelope calculation. Embedded energy in manufacture and distribution of confectionery = 43MJ/kg. [1] Nutritional energy in chocolate 22MJ/kg [2] cycling 1km to shop at 20km/hr = 100 watts for 3 minutes = 1.8 kJ. 100 * 3 * 60 / 1000 = 18, and muscles are about 25%% efficient. Total energy used = 1.8 *43/22 = 3.5 kJ per km...

... that to stand. just a couple of minutes on google to get some figures.... So here's another back of envelope calculation. Embedded energy in manufacture and distribution of confectionery = 43MJ/kg. [1] Don't believe it. I doubt that the people involved have a clue of everything that is involved in the manufacture of confectionary.. For example: Does it take into account...

... I don't like leaving a statement like that to stand. just a couple of minutes on google to get some figures.... So here's another back of envelope calculation. Embedded energy in manufacture and distribution of confectionery = 43MJ/kg. [1] Nutritional energy in chocolate 22MJ/kg [2] cycling 1km to shop at 20km/hr = 100 watts for 3 minutes = 1.8 kJ. Total energy used = 1.8 *43/22 = 3....

In article <fodd81$737$1@aioe.org>, jonescardiff@aol.com says... If all points in the universe are the same, how can such points have any properties? For if all things are the same, properties can neither be discerned nor presented. All smarties are a colourful sugar-coated chocolate confectionery, they are all the same. They have properties.

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...it would be more appropriate if the box bore a large red label warning lark's vomit. Milton: Our sales would plummet. Praline: Well why don't you move into more conventional areas of confectionery, like praline or lime cream; a very popular flavour I'm led to understand. (superintendent enters) I mean look at this one, 'cockroach cluster', (superintendent exits) 'anthrax ripple'. What's...