Betty Crocker may smile out from many ads and boxes of cake mix, but she isn't a real person. So who created the iconic marketing image and Betty Crocker brand?

Vintage 1950 Betty Crocker Cookbook found with Neil Hunt ... products were being developed using her name, among the first Bisquick, described as a "miracle mix." It had been created by a chef ...

Not only did that bring back memories of my early cooking days and her classic, red "Betty Crocker's Picture Cookbook," but I ... among the first Bisquick, described as a "miracle mix." ...

One of Betty Crocker's most enduring legacies is her series of cookbooks, though she didn't publish her first ("Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Book") until 1950, nearly 30 years after her creation.

A fast-growing niche is home cooking and baking. Stephanie Culp of Karns has long loved baking and said she has warm memories ...

Step inside, and you’ll find yourself in a wonderland of pre-loved treasures that would make Alice’s adventures look like a trip to the corner store. The first thing you’ll notice is the sheer size of ...

The first thing you’ll notice is that every inch of space is ... There are avocado-green mixers that have probably whipped up more cakes than Betty Crocker herself, cast iron skillets that could tell ...

Warm up a can of your favorite beans on the stove or in the microwave (drain first if they are ... I got this from a Cookbook for Two from when I got married 48 years ago. I can’t remember if it was ...

I grew up with an avid baker for a sister, which meant I often had the aromas of delicious desserts wafting through my home.

“In a crowded market where unrealistic expectations are often imposed on consumers, Sweaty Betty has earned the loyalty of many, particularly women aged 35-50 - a demographic perpetually juggling ...