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Salt water aquariums made easy!Guest: Boyd Enterprises
In this segment we take you under the sea, sort of. We’re talking about tropical fish tanks, salt water aquariums. It seems so complicated to care for one, but believe it or not, it’s really pretty simple.
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Home For The Holidays: Sweet EndingsGuest: Swiss Maid Fudge
Swiss Maid Fudge first opened forty years ago in downtown Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. Over the years the candy store has expanded to include salt water taffy, caramel apples, caramel corn, brittles, crunches and the list goes on. All of the candy is made the old European way using copper kettles and cooked over open gas fired cast iron stoves. Small batches ensure freshness and quality. Locals can peek into the action by taking a tour of the old fashioned store. Photos from the tour are also posted online.
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Popular TV Chef Shares Scientific SecretsGuest: Diamond Crystal Salt
TV Chef Alton Brown knows a thing or two about concocting delicious dishes. The host of “Good Eats” is famous for his unique perspective, offering viewers a heaping helping of common sense cooking, served up with a light-hearted blend of wit and wisdom, history with a dash of pop culture, and a sprinkling of science. Brown traces his love of cooking and good eating to his childhood, where he worked in the kitchen alongside his mother and grandmother -- both excellent cooks. In college, he graduated to using his cooking skills “as a way to get dates.”
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Avoid these doggy dangersGuest: Lilly Companion Animal Health
Most dog owners know that chocolate and grapes are bad for dogs, but many don’t know about raisins, macadamia nuts, avocados, garlic, onions, coffee, alcohol, moldy food, salt, xylitol and mushrooms in the backyard – which are also poisonous if consumed. Keep these foods out of your dog’s reach.
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Getting Your Family To Eat Healthier With Mrs. DashGuest: Alberto-Culver Company
Using Mrs. Dash seasoning blends is a great way to get your family to eat healthier, without sacrificing taste. This segment features two great recipes using Mrs. Dash salt-free seasonings that will have your children eating their veggies and liking it!
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