>> the brownies all stuck together, and they clumped up into this 50-pound block of brownie. these huge blocks of 50-pound brownies, it was really hard to pull them apart, and mostly we got little bits of brownies, and we said, "well, what can we do with these little bits of brownies?" we said, "well, we'll try shoving them in chocolate ice cream and make chocolate fudge brownie ice cream," and that's how the flavor came into being. >> the birth of a flavor. >> greyston brownies are in three of ben & jerry's flavors, including, of course, chocolate fudge brownie. the bakery makes 11,000 pounds of brownies a day just for ben & jerry's. all the bakery's profits go into the greyston foundation, a nonprofit organization that runs programs for needy families in yonkers whether or not they work for the bakery. the foundation's funding doesn't only come from the brownies. it comes from grants, from other business ventures, from private donations. and the idea is that giving people jobs is fine, but it's not enough. people also need decent housing and daycare for their kids, or how e

so i went home, i had a box of ghirardelli's brownie mix. i love it.s the best. >> okay. >> and you just mix it according to the package directions. okay. i added more oil, maybe about two table spoons more. >> any kind? you can't use olive oil, something lighter. >> yeah, vegetable oil. yes. and then you get two cookie sheets, you line them with baking parchment. easy to find that where you buy wax paper. and then you divide the brownie batter in two and spread it as thin as you can on that baking parchment and then you bake it at the usual temperature, 325 for about 20-30 minutes until it's set. and then cool it on a rack. and then when it's hardened, you just break it in to bits like this, and it's called brownie brittle. and that's all it is, brownie mix. >> i notice you have a little appliance there. like an ice cream scoop, i think that makes it look more professional, more special. >> and this is how i made the truffles. just scoop in your hand, and then you roll it in to a ball. to make the chocolate, the beauty, again, i love ghirardelli with

you would beat the brownie.nd this is about 350 calories. >> wow! >> 350 for that? >> yes. and so, because you're both good sports and we're just a little past christmas on the 27th, look what we have here. >> what is it? >> we have one for each. >> oh, thank you! >> thank you! >> you're welcome. >> happy new years. >> love our madelyn. >>> all right, jenny levinson is here with super foods to keep you warm and healthy. we love her. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ mix it once, mix it twice >>> all right, it is time for "today's kitchen," and there's nothing like hot soup to keep you warm in the wintertime. >> jenny levinson, aka, super jenny! >> super jenny. >> is here with quick and simple recipes that don't only taste good, but could also help boost your immune system as the winter germs try to get the best of you, and this is the time. >> hi! >> this is the time. hi, jenny. >> this is absolutely the time. >> chicken noodle is the go-to. >> penicillin. >> absolutely. there is no better communal soup to boost

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brownies maybe. >> brownies would work. >> anything that goes with milk.usually chocolate chip cookies, although oreos may not last at my house. >> you have to leave one. >> at least one. one for santa. >> two. >> two cookies for santa. >>> a new celebrity spin on the 12 days of christmas. >>> and secrets of super counterfeiters selling illegal high-end merchandise that looks so close to the real thing. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. ♪ >>> well, here in new york, if you want to buy a knockoff, the vendors are not difficult to find. >> in an abc news investigation, these so called super fakes may look at like the real thing but the hidden cost -- child labor overseas. >> reporter: gucci, prada, louis vuitton. >> the names make you say oh, the prices make you say no. our hidden cameras reveal on new york's canal street -- >> 3

> the difficult bit about this that will take education is that people don't realize if you had a brownie it takes longer to kick in. people eat more and more and are plastered. >> there will be a pot critic and has that job already been filled? >> you know, it hasn't. i'm still taking resumes. people can fiend my e-mail address john lionline. i'm looking for a local to colorado. local to colorado pot critic is what we're looking for. >> you will get a lot more out of this. thank you very muchry car do baca and miguel. >> in a minute, not everybody's down with the rocky mountain high. but we're going to debate that. >>> what really caused the crash that killed paul walker? [ male announcer ] this store knows how to handle a saturday crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools introduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselves stocked. and the doors even handle the checkout so we can work on that thing that's stuck in the thing. [ female announcer ] today, cisco is connecting the in

he bakes the biscotti, muffins and brownies himself. he sets up shop before the morning parade of parents and children on their way to school. the morning rush may only last for 15 minutes, but have no doubt, there is a morning rush. ryland takes the orders and handles the money. on this morning, ryland takes in close to $100. not all of it for him though. ryland is a second grader with not only a head for business, but a heart of gold. it was ryland's idea half of all the money he makes makes its way to his elementary school. he wanted to help boost the school's technology fund. >> he's a future entrepreneur. it's incredible. >> ryland's parents promise they did not push him to do any of this. ben and berry say their toughest job is holding him back. >> this whole thing is him pushing and pushing, ich is great. >> he's been talking about opening a restaurant since he was 3. those who know him well are convinced this will only get bigger, but perhaps never be sweeter. his parents say after his first day of business, he wanted to open th

. >> i like when they have brownies. >> moist brownies. >> as bakers we don't get a lot of complaintsone, like i said, it's so routine in here, it's the same thing every day. they expect, you know, not so good of a meal. >> we don't come here because of the food. no. we all keep saying if they don't change the accommodations we're not even coming back. >> orlow and fellow baker, herby, serving three months on an assault charge are both at the end of their sentences. when they get away with it, they say they take liberties with the recipe. >> let's say i make banana cake, i'm only supposed to put 30 bananas in it. last week i think i put 150 bananas in there. everyone was like that cake was so good. i don't know why, you know. >> he goes home tomorrow. i go home next week. and we don't really care anymore, you know? we stopped caring. the next bakers can care. >> while jail food may not be to everyone's liking, officials say the meals are designed to prove provide a nutritionally sound diet and that's important to heather pratt because she says she's eating for two now. >> right now i

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>>reporter: political or not he's earning brownie points with the faithful. 79% of catholics gave thea favoriteble -- favorable poll. at st. paul the father only heres praise. >> what he's about is what we need. he uses mods earn -- modern faces like trickle down is what we need. >> he uses modern day images to get his point across. what he is saying god has blessed you and use what you have. >>reporter: still some catholics are unhappy with the new . >>> when of our own made a pill grammage and he was trapped in the biggest storm. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, welcome back to k-p-i-x 5 ts morning. the time is _ _ _. good morning, i'm phil mati. i'm anne makovec. a lot to k about in the next half-hour. >>> welcome back. the time is 8:59. we have a lot to talk about. today is the dead line for the national health care website to start working. we'll talk about that as well as the president visit to the bay area. we have inside scoop of what the white house thought about the hecklers. >>> high speed rail was it on the fast track or was it derailed raising question about it's funding. we'll have a

she will bin guest from of cutlery to rue crockery and then we read eaton on brownie's sunday's. another classmate looked at me is that i haven't had anything this good in months. heidi stays so thin? she said she lived in ethiopia that is how. [laughter] i did not bother telling them i had never visited ethiopia. >> this last wine is from when i was id heydey. obviously it is in the backyard of the u.s. so there is very well intentioned people who'd came down to help out after the earthquake. this is about the people that were there and myself as well. >> look at those people a colleague said one day to me to americans matching it shirts and pants and cameras hanging around their neck. to get it right we need to stop encouraging to pick up a shovel to come down here if it was thought your family would you want amateurs? is like giving people shotguns sending them to afghanistan to fight to the war. with other emergencies there are restrictions the length of the flight, the fact it would end with them landing in a war is known combined that with stopped humanitarian as from dropp

cookies, brownies, bake sale!> beginning the day after her mother's death, though, kenna has thrown herself, all 50 pounds of it, into this year's event. kenna says team reeder kids has raised the most because they work the hardest. >> bake sale! >> and are the cutest. both were in evidence at a recent bake sale outside their neighborhood safeway. the more than $700 this event pulled in are on top of the more than $16,000 ken na's team has raised. >> i think she's amazing. i seriously am just amazed that at 7 years old she gets it and she knows how to drive towards a goal and she's making it happen. >> kenna has not just been an inspiration to other fund-raisers. she's an inspiration to her father. he says ironically it's been his daughters who have set the tone for life without mom. >> it's almost like it neutralizes my pain because i go, if they can handle it as well as they are, then i should be, too. >> it seems they knew the right recipe for dealing with a loss. do keep busy, don't feel sorry for yourself and

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thailand says tamara weekend for europe brownies in kiev as coles group of christian democrat takes to quit the tipster off constitution gets assembly approval but touches on the straight on to more unrest ahead of the referendum vote. in thailand to protect the physical fact general strike in the fx to play the blame instead investigate is such a case in the new york train accidents as witnesses claim it was going to fall when he ran out. a weekend of mass protests in ukraine's capital to generate in the running battles in clashes with police on sunday. on a massive three hundred and fifty thousand people attend a protest at present that dna can be to see ted away from a trade pact with the eu the one point some of them apparently still weak residential buildings. but heavyweight boxer attend opposition politician to take the kids complained that pinnacle is taking it by feel sorry teens to justify a crackdown. more than robots to ride the beast or doing anything to provoke the people. i was talking to these young guys i was asking them please don't do anything to provoke the bloodshe

i can clarify that -- >> i'm saying like edibles like a brownie or cookie cottage industry. would they still have to follow the ncd regulations or would this now fall under the cottage industry and they're allowed to sell their products as such? he >> i believe they're still required to follow the ncd regulations but i can confirm and check for you. >> thank you. >> commissioner o'brien. >> so, if i understand, you're talking about making this ordinance effective city-wide? >> cottage food ordinance is effective city-wide, correct. an accessory use provision would be made across all zoning categories. accessory use requirements would be across all zoning categories. >> so, i'm trying to understand exactly what would the planning department do. i mean, so, they don't have to get an approval from the planning department. if it's an approved activity city-wide, do they? they don't have to check that it's zoned for this or anything like that because it's approved city-wide already. >> there is still a referral at the staff level to make sure that the proposed activity matches wh

in pakistan's capital hundreds protested against americans and strikes the brownie was staged by the city. he's soft on the deadline to form a cricket pitch it's done imran khan demonstrates is chanted anti us nineties and demanded immediate and forthright in attacks in that country strikes deep the unpopular in pakistan but american officials say they'll crucial in the fight against terrorism. extreme wind storms of the three north west europe seen people have been killed and thousands me to safety is the worst title suits and sixteen is sweeps the british guys around one hundred thousand times have been at the back and actresses teams golf and numb arm and agencies baseman says the six thousand properties in england and wales risk of being friday. as is the boss the retail workers in the u s states the national strike on this site calling for an increase to the minimum wage present i vomit pledged to push the highest salaries in the industry back in february but critics say. biffle has been done since opted to report on sat upright text in new york. putting the hearing your city on

woo hoo the increase in temperatures that pro european brownies and kids independence korea continued to draw a tendency to sing in phases and fortifications went up to confine arizona we are peaceful protest as we don't want any cost. sorry kids are here just to stop the police to protect. this is at present it to be with the news in the government's weeks to go. the ukrainian prime minister insisted the true sense on a bullet leading to where the keystone state is attempting to escape to critique our president called it a letter to the softer line when seeking an interview on national television. the police but not too heavy handed at the weekends. gone for ten bodies acted excessively on friday night which did not have dialed and that means even i'm sticking to post it here once again to try and go seek to seal the win today and it was easy to go see russia. the russian president for his part wheat in it dismissing the european offer to ukraine as cute as an excuse in the protest is a different agenda. we did the gradient tool the events in ukraine remind me more on all fronts the

i do not see it, but there was always 18 mean here, a nice round tin, filled with brownies. always made sure the tin was in here before i went anywhere else in the house. once i made sure the brownies were in the tin, the next stop had to be my grandfather's study. whenever you came into the house, he did not meet us at the airport as we got older. once you came to the house, you had to stop here and say hi to grandpa and this is where you found him most of the time as i was getting older. if i wanted to talk to grandpa, that is where i looked. he was always reading. my grandmother and mother sat in those chairs and often read in the here with them. my grandmother and mother used to start fighting. my grandfather was -- would read down to the end of the page and look up and try to decide whether or not the fight was escalating to the point he should get out of the room. if everything was ok, he would go to the next page and read down and check again. this is the formal dining room. this is where we ate the evening meal every day. breakfast in the kitchen and a sandwich or so

cookies go international and working on china, anden, japan, we are also beginning to roll out our browniend our store within a store. a whole pile line and cake line you will be seeing around the city and other independent markets. >> another holiday favorite is chocolate. caroline hyde spoke with paul young in london about where he gets his ingredients. >> there is a direct account that has people like myself to buy direct. we are very conscious if we buy chocolates, and then make our products by giving the right amount of money back, the growth can then put more infrastructure in, more support, and they can invest act in an attractive young people to grow cocoa. qwest give us a sample -- of the demand. to expand throughout the recession. >> absolutely. it is an affordable luxury. reassuringly expensive. it is like buying gevo things and the affordable price gives you the same kick buying 1000 pounds, if you can afford that, the shift has changed and chocolate is accessible to everybody. >> extraordinary. class -- >> a bit tangy. we are both going to try it. me, inspiration. ingredients,

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created on our recipe by an 11-year-old you can find cookies, brownies, blondie in bake shops all over.s. and canada, even the caribbean. for more, i am joined by kate h up chief executive. tate'sed by kate -- big shot ceo. how did you get to be the chief >>cutive of this shop gekko -- of this shop? >> i have been working with her for some time. you started out where? >> price waterhouse. i started a consulted -- consulting practice to help with running businesses. >> give us the scale of tate's big shot. how many cookies gekko >> about 2 million cookies per week. about 150 employees, mostly on the packing line. we have 65 distributors around the country. most of the top line supermarket and independent gourmet stores. >> but it was not always like this. >> inserted off with an 11-year- old. >> ellis about the founder. >> kathleen king was the founder. she charted baking when she was 11 years old on her dad farm -- her dad's farm. she was tasked with buying her own school clothing and she made chocolate chip cookies and decided to sell them for one dollar. she opened up her first bake

out of their particular circumstances >> reporter: political or not, the statements are earning him brownyoints with the faithful. in a recent poll, 79% gave him a favorable score. but that same poll shows a likable pope doesn't translate to more perish centers in the pews. at st. paul, the father hears only praise of the pope >> i think what he's about is what we need >> reporter: the father says that the pope using modern phrases like trickle down economics is the -- >> what he's saying is, god has blessed you, use what you have, not just for yourself, but for others >> some catholics are unhappy with the new pope, fearful he's taking it down a nontraditional path. >> concern for the poor, the whole idea of social justice, if that by definition some how indicates liberal, if that's the definition of what you mean, then yes >> that's not the first controversial topic he has tackled. he says if someone is gay and searches for the lord and has goodwill, he added that homosexuality is a sin but they should be part of the society >> could they still -- >> big challenges looming we have the qu

from putting chocolates and brownies even. the array of chocolate is fascinating. using,redients he is some of the novel flavors that they are developing are quite amazing. let's have a look. i will be telling you much more about the demand for this stuff and how much it is driving up the cost of cocoa beans. if you could smell it, you have got to be here to believe it. it is absolutely sensational. >> you are a much stronger woman than i am. i could not resist it read >> we are having a little bit of festive fun. we are also talking about the serious stories. we are talking about amazon and we are expecting a lot of data from the u.k. and the fed. >> unemployment will be something we should watch in the united kingdom. german confidence data in the ifo. there is a wonderful quote from mark carney. "the material news will be when a central bank begins to sell holdings. that is when markets may well move." equity markets are set for a stronger opening today. unemployment numbers will come out. the drop in the jobless claims in the united kingdom most unlikely to mov

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against the jaguars he hauled in two catches, setting a browny record. there was a lot of the fantasy points. >> two touch downs between the 95 yarder. for the second-straight week the browns lost the game. >> in houston, it was a blast-off. the texans were running wild. busting out from 20 yards, giving houston a 7-7 lead. bill bell check not happy. >> in the third, on the quarterback. texas took a 34-31 lead. this is a roller-coaster of a ball game. the patriots answer back. power is in. patriots back on top. 28-24. later in the fourth. belacheck not happy, ben tait scored a trifecta. houston up by three. patrons tied up and steven from 63 yards out. new england wins 34-31 handing the texans a 10th straight loss. ugly - you anti-got no alibi, ugly, and awful in the first half. geno smith picked off. they could only muster 35 yards in offence. forget this. i've seen enough. matt simms replacing geno. doctors had it going on. kicked into high gear, taken 31 yards it the happy place. kand kandahar. the fishies in the play-off picture. jets drop to five an

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