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How Krispy Kreme Works (1:34)

If you have ever ever tasted a Krispy Kreme original glazed doughnut, you know there is something special to these sugary treats. Watch a day in the life of a Krispy Kreme in this video from HowStuffWorks.

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How Twinkies Work (1:03)

Hostess makes over 500 million Twinkies a year. Find out more about Twinkies in this video from HowStuffWorks.com.

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Holiday Entertaining with Marc Silverstein (4:43)

Watch this video about holiday entertaining with Marc Silverstein, host of The Food Network's "The Best Of".

Chocolate Science (1:34)

Watch this video about Duke University's research on chocolate. Chocolate has been known to have some health benefits, but chocolate might be even healthier than previously thought. See how the health benefits of chocolate work in this video from... More »

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Chocolate for your Heart (1:34)

Watch this video about the health benefits of chocolate on HowStuffWorks. Chocolate plays a role in the composition of blood so that it's less likely to clump together and form blockages in the heart. Learn about the effects of chocolate on your... More »

Discovery News: Candy with a Conscience (1:04)

Candy makers are helping to fight global warming and breast cancer by selling sweets filled with more than just caramel. Find out what the magic ingredient is in this Discovery Channel video.

How It's Made: Process of Making Donuts (3:00)

Donuts are either made with yeast or cake. Learn more about how donuts are made on Discovery Channel's "How It's Made."

G Word: Making Chocolate (1:34)

On Planet Green's "G Word," correspondent Stephen Brooks learns how to make organic chocolate from dried cacao seeds.

G Word: Cacao Processing (0:55)

Discover how cacao, the plant used to make chocolate, is dried and processed in Costa Rica. Learn more with Stephen Brooks, correspondent on Planet Green's "G Word."

G Word: Origin of Chocolate (1:19)

On Planet Green's "G Word," correspondent Stephen Brooks visits a cacao farm in Costa Rica where we learn all about the plant seed used to make chocolate.