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This Kid Invented a New Take on Peanut Butter and Jelly
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Oct 31, 20144:00Now PlayingOct. 31 (Bloomberg) -- General Electric launched a search for kid inventors and found 7 year-old Ellie Rowlands, who created a way to improve on a kids’ culinary classic… peanut butter and jelly. She demonstrates the ease of making a sandwich with “Ellie’s Jellies.” She speaks on “Market Makers.”
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