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"Sunday Morning" remembers the legendary British mystery writer, who died this past week at the age of 94. Charles Osgood reports.
On Nov. 30, 1858, a New Jersey inventor aided food preservation with his patent for a screw-top, air-tight jar, Charles Osgood reports.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation works to make dreams come true for children across the U.S. facing life-threatening illnesses. Lee Cowan meets members of the "dream team" that makes it all happen, and follows along with some of the children as they set off on their adventures of a lifetime.
They're scraps of paper, but oh what scraps: the original scribbles that became timeless pop classics. Mark Phillips interviews Beatles biographer Hunter Davies about how these relics of music history were rescued from the trash.
The comedian and author of "Food: A Love Story" discusses the depressing aspects of the holiday.
A new line of flavored peanut butters, from spicy to dark chocolate, are on the market. Susan Spencer of "48 Hours" visits a sandwich shop dedicated to the stuff, and learns it can be mixed with more foods than you would ever have guessed.
Faith Salie learns how hard apple cider is made and why the centuries' old brew has become cool again.
The items at Babeth's Feast in Manhattan, which sells exclusively frozen food, are nothing like the TV dinners or cardboard pizza of decades past. Susan Spencer of "48 Hours" checks out the market where products range from Lobster Wellington to Duck Hot Dogs.
The often-maligned canned meat, a staple for GIs during World War II, has become a beloved part of the Hawaiian diet, from burgers to sushi. Lee Cowan reports.
Nancy Giles explores the wonders of modern "slow cooking."
