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  1. From the state fair to your kitchen’s freezer, deep-fried Twinkies are coming to the home market. Hostess Brands, the maker of several sweet treats including Twinkies, is set to introduce the state-fair favorite as its first frozen food item for the retail market. The treat, which will come in

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  1. Hostess Brands, the maker of popular snack cakes, has voluntarily recalled some 710,000 cases of its baked goods, sold in the U.S. and Mexico, due to what it called "undeclared peanut residue in certain snack cake and donut products." "The Hostess Brands products affected by the recall include

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  3. Cult fans of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer might not be surprised to hear that Pabst Brewing Co. could be worth $500 million to $1 billion, according to a report that says the company may be for sale. Pabst, which is based in Los Angeles, is owned by investor C. Dean Metropoulos, who bought the beer

  4. Wonder Bread is one of four bread brands back on shelves this week after the bankrupt Hostess Brands sold its classic products to Flower Foods Inc. Beginning Monday, Flower Foods, based in Thomasville, Ga., rereleased Wonder, Merita, Home Pride and Butternut breads to grocery stores across the

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  6. Let "the sweetest comeback in the history of ever" commence. Twinkies make their official nationwide return to retailers today, making their first appearance since they were pulled from shelves in November. The snacks' triumphant re-emergence was made possible by the private equity firms Apollo

  7. Hostess Brands product will go from a 26-day to a 45-day shelf life when they hit stores July 15.

  8. Hostess Brands LLC is preparing for the return of the Twinkie in a week, without unionized workers, company stores or the pile of debt the predecessor company accumulated. The Twinkie's shelf life will be 45 days when the baked good returns to grocery stores on July 15. That's almost three weeks

  9. Morning Business Memo…. For the first time since 2007 – before the recession – the US Treasury is planning to make a down payment on the federal debt. The budget deficit has been shrinking more than expected. Thanks to government spending cuts, and higher tax...

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