NPR: Linkfest: Introducing 'Buffalo Candy'

Linkfest: Introducing 'Buffalo Candy'

Makers of the Tanka Bar say its combination of bison meat and cranberries marks a return to the healthy diet of Native Americans before Europeans showed up with cane sugar and shortening. Native American Natural Foods tested the bar among kids on a reservation, who call it "buffalo candy."

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Laura Conaway

7:41 AM ET | 05-12-2008 | permalink

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