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Subscribe Product showcase 2021: General Mills goes soft, Whole Earth gets personal and Bwydydd Madryn flies the flag for Welsh snacks By Gill Hyslop What are you in the mood for today? Pic: GettyImages/lemono General Mills is moving its iconic Pillsbury brand into the cookie aisle with a line of Soft Baked Cookies; Whole Earth is gearing up for the Tokyo Olympics with personalised jars of peanut butter; and Pwellheli-based...

IT IS an all-American classic with a couple of Welsh twists. Jones Popcorn, a newly launched range of snacks being sold by the growing Bwydydd Madryn food company based in Pwllheli, feature the tastes of Halen Môn sea salt from the coastline of Anglesey and Blodyn Aur (Golden Flower) rapeseed oil from hills above Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr in Conwy. The company, which recently opened a new warehouse to cope with burgeoning demand for its treats, also producing iconic Welsh treats like indiv...

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Author of the article: Lindy Mechefske Publishing date: Dec 19, 2020  •  December 19, 2020  •  4 minute read Four loaves of Bara Brith, a traditional Welsh sweet tea bread or teacake. Photo by Lindy Mechefske /Supplied Photo Article content My first encounter with Welsh writer Jan Morris was in the Ancaster (Ont.) Branch of the Hamilton Public Library, when I was 14 years old. It was 1975, and her book “Conundrum” was on the new books display rack at the front door of the librar...