Rep. Tom Mehaffie of Dauphin County is making a second run to cement the iconic Hershey’s Kiss as the official state candy. A bill sponsored by Mehaffie, who represents Derry Township ...

"It’s best to have an action plan in place to enjoy the candy in moderation,” Gorin adds. Planning around meals and food choices, in general, l may even help you stick to healthy eating habits ...

The Hershey Company wants to help you up your summer s’mores game. The Derry Township-based candy and snack giant has released a new candy bar — Hershey’s Milk Chocolate with Caramel Bar.

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He has also, in the words of one White House official, been consuming “an insane amount of candy — just so much candy.” During both of his administrations and on his presidential campaigns ...

If an all-you-can-eat buffet doesn’t make you nostalgic about the past, did you even have a childhood? Some of my most fantastic childhood dining memories involve endless food experiences: hotel ...

Read: Health Ministry seeks extra Sh140m for HIV database The Sh3.8 billion grant from the Susan Thompson Buffet Foundation is equivalent to 18.1 percent of the Sh20.93 billion projects ...

Best: Purchase of See's Candy in 1972 Buffett purchased the candy store chain See's Candies for $25 million in 1972. By 2011, Berkshire had made $1.65 billion from the candy company. Buffett cites ...

Warren Buffett criticized the idea of tariffs and trade protectionism in his comments at Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting. Photo: Brendan McDermid/Reuters There’s only one Warren Buffett ...

Buffett also credits See’s Candy, bought for $25 million in 1972, with changing his investing style — teaching him to prefer “great businesses at fair prices.” That lesson led to some of ...

A Minnesota man who thought he spotted an empty candy wrapper at an Arkansas park walked away with something far more valuable than a piece of trash. David DeCook of Stewartville was strolling ...