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o-l-o.com. >> we continue to track a blizzard, winding down, but folks seeing snow from colorados, nebraska. wind is hanging on. winds were 70 miles per hour, nowmiles per hour. snow has fallen over last couple of days. a couple winter weather advisories, fewer than there were 24 hours ago. this system is winding down. next weather system is moving across the country and slowing down flights, certainly one to pay attention to. next the east coast is soggy. low in chance of flooding, this is not like a major rain. this is soggy in the mid-atlantic for the next 48 hours. >> tom: minnesota bakery supposed to celebrate its 30th anniverse and he and the owner is pleaing for donations to keep afloat. owner of muddy paws cheesecake joins us. what was the final straw for you? >> combination of last two years of ingredient prices rising and deliveries combined with debt coming in, came to point i couldn't handle both the debt and the ingredient prices. we have small margins and when prices raise, it is hard to do business. >> todd: prices for eggs, milk, butter have increased 15% since 2020. have you ever seen price hikes on your ingredients like this?

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