RIP - Sam J. Porcello

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Sam J. Porcello? From Time Magazine:
RIP, �Mr.Oreo�: Man Who Invented Oreo Filling Dies At 76
Heaven just got a little more stuf. Sam J. Porcello, the food scientist credited with inventing the Oreo cookie�s creamy, pasty, stick-together filling, died last week at age 76. He had been employed at Nabisco for 34 years and through his work made life a little sweeter for everyone.

Porcello�s official designation at Nabisco, the parent company of Oreo, was �principal scientist� � a far cry from the Willy Wonka vision that comes to mind when you discover the man was also known by the much more delicious sounding moniker of Mr. Oreo. Porcello was one of the world�s foremost experts on cocoa, the raw material of chocolate, and the go-to guy for all Oreo related matters at Nabisco. �My father was proud of what he did,� says Curtis Porcello, one of his two sons told the New York Daily News. �He�d come home and tell us all what he was working on.� During his tenure at Nabisco, Porcello created not only the �stuf� in the Double Stuf Oreos, but he also developed the chocolate-covered and the white chocolate-covered Oreo. In fact, Porcello held five patents relating to Oreos. We can only hope that they are all printed on chocolate and written in vanilla icing.
Used to live on the things as a kid. I'll have to buy a pack today in rememberence...

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