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== History ==

== History ==

Milson Printing started business in [[1965]] in a small shop on Duval Street in Key West, Florida. As the business expanded, it moved in [[1974]] to a larger facility in town on Caroline Street, and then again moved in [[1998]] to its present location in Memphis, where the owner could be closer to the blues music he so loves.

The [[Home Cooking Guide]] was started in [[2009]] in Huddleston, VA. Editor and publisher [[Mark Jala]] originally started it as a blog to discuss cooking. As his other websites expanded and his teaching turned into cooking success coaching, the Home Cooking Guide developed into a cooking success coaching blog. Many articles are written to encourage visitors to expand their culinary horizons and try new foods and cooking methods.

The [[Home Cooking Guide]] is the official blog for other culinary websites created by [[Lakeside Analytics, Inc.]] These sites include:

Your Cookware Helper - #REDIRECT [[http://www.YourCookwareHelper.com]]

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