Grease a 9-inch tart pan with a removable base with butter or shortening and set it aside. Place the Oreos in a food processor and blend them until they become fine crumbs. Gradually pour the melted ...

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If we don’t prioritize food manufacturing in Canada, the loss of Cherry Blossom will be just another step in a continuing decline of our iconic food heritage Interestingly, some global chocolate ...

This week, Hershey quietly announced the discontinuation of Cherry Blossom, a cherished chocolate treat and, in essence, a Canadian icon. While the news has been met with a mix of nostalgia and ...

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It’s thick chocolate on the outside, creamy on the inside and has a very special centre. Serena Austin is a Toronto-based general assignment reporter at the Star. Reach her via email ...

The rumours of its demise were not greatly exaggerated. Hershey Canada has confirmed with CityNews that it is discontinuing its Cherry Blossom candy. While the company did not provide a reason, it did ...

You likely remember strawberry girl makeup and latte makeup—and the cherry look is similar in that it can be monochromatic, but can also be taken up a few notches to veer on the more dramatic ...