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• Carolina Woman Magazine - PHP

  By Debra Simon| Carolina Woman Verified Sweet Potatoes Cut Loose Doing the Tuber Twist Here's a fact to casually toss out during your Turkey Day feast: North Carolina is the No. 1 producer of sweet potatoes in the United States; more than 40 percent of the national crop comes from our state. The orange spuds grown in the Tar Heel State are these types: Beauregard, Carolina Rose, Carolina Ruby, Cordner, Hernandez, Jewel and N.C. Porto Rico 198.

  By Debra Simon · Carolina Woman

  Nov. 02, 2024

• Carolina Woman Magazine - PHP

  By Debra Simon| Carolina Woman Verified Sweet Potatoes Cut Loose Doing the Tuber Twist Here's a fact to casually toss out during your Turkey Day feast: North Carolina is the No. 1 producer of sweet potatoes in the United States; more than 40 percent of the national crop comes from our state. The orange spuds grown in the Tar Heel State are these types: Beauregard, Carolina Rose, Carolina Ruby, Cordner, Hernandez, Jewel and N.C. Porto Rico 198.

  By Debra Simon · Carolina Woman

  Nov. 02, 2024

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Carolina Woman

Carolina Woman, the monthly magazine for women in the Triangle, has been owned and edited by local women for more than two decades.. Every month, the celebrated publication is read cover-to-cover by 100,000 upscale, professional women who dive into all the sections: Style, Home, Eats, Savvy, Body & Bliss. Carolina Woman's founder, editor and publisher is Debra Simon, a writer and editor whose work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Seventeen Magazine, Adweek, Reuters, The Miami Herald, The Hartford Courant and The Financial Times. The high-tech Research Triangle includes Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and Cary, North Carolina, where the rapidly growing population is almost 2 million.