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Foodpreneur.com interviews Jonathan Leal, the food entrepreneur behind the popular food brand Vino de Milo. In just four years Vino de Milo has become a nationwide success.

Minority small business owner Jade Powell is the food entrepreneur behind the Gotta Luv It food brand. Based in California, Gotta Luv It produces high quality sauces and marinades that have already scored big name clients such as Whole Foods. Foodpreneur interviews Jade Powell, the food entrepreneur behind the brand.

Hot Squeeze is a new sweet heat chipotle sauce owned by food entrepreneur Sue Sullivan. Read the Foodpreneur interviews discussing her business and life of owning a food brand.

Food media website based on food entrepreneurs. Read interviews on Foodpreneurs (food + entrepreneur). From hot sauce companies to high end olive oils, meet the people behind the brands.

SpaghettiOs are a brand of canned spaghetti that consist of small, circular pasta, suspended in cheese and tomato sauce. Besides the "plain" (pasta and sauce only) version, other varieties of SpaghettiOs include miniature meatballs or "franks" (processed meat that resemble slices of hot dogs). They also offer "themed" pasta shapes, often of cartoon characters, and Raviolios, which are round ravioli filled with beef. SpaghettiOs with meatballs are probably the most well-known variety of the brand, and the one most often featured in advertisements. They are marketed primarily toward children. Advertising campaigns have featured basketball great Oscar Robertson and the "Uh-oh! SpaghettiOs!" jingle.SpaghettiOs are a product of Franco-American, which had been purchased by Campbell Soup Company in 1915. Ralph Miller, an employee of Franco American, invented them, and they were introduced on October 19, 1965. On November 18, 2004, Campbell's announced they were discontinuing the Franco-American brand. SpaghettiOs are now marketed under the Campbell's name.In 1965, SpaghettiO's were introduced on television by pop singer Jimmie Rodgers, who had hits in the 1950s with such songs "Honeycomb", "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine", "Oh-Oh, I'm Falling In Love Again", "Secretly", and others:"Uh-Oh" was a phrase that was repeatedly sung by Rodgers in "Oh-Oh I'm Falling in Love Again" (The "oh-oh" is pronounced "uh-oh"), so the tie-in was a natural. Kids loved to sing the ubiquitous jingle, and grown-ups took note. The catchy and memorable jingle launched SpaghettiOs, and customers remembered it when in supermarkets. SpaghettiOs have now been on store shelves for over forty years.The three types of pasta used in SpaghettiOs are anelli, anellini and occhi di pernice.A similar product is available in the United Kingdom; for example Heinz produce "Spaghetti Hoops in Tomato Sauce".