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= Introduction = | = Introduction = | ||
Nancy Mueller, known as the " Queen of Quiche," started volunteering at a non-profit restaurant serving quiche, which caused her to ponder the need for appetizers. Consequently, she began to package petite quiche appetizers and sell them to local stores, eventually leading to the foundation of her company, Nancy's Specialty Foods, in 1977, which in the future turned out to be a superior tasting, premium quality, affordable, convenient appetizer brand developed by the former chemist. | |||
Then she attained various high honors throughout her lifetime, holding positions on the Board of Directors for multiple institutes, be it academic or multi-cultural, including Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to date. | |||
= Early Life = | = Early Life = | ||
= Career = | = Career = | ||
= RPI and Mueller = | = RPI and Mueller = | ||
= Resources = | = Resources = | ||
Revision as of 01:41, 30 January 2023
Introduction
Nancy Mueller, known as the " Queen of Quiche," started volunteering at a non-profit restaurant serving quiche, which caused her to ponder the need for appetizers. Consequently, she began to package petite quiche appetizers and sell them to local stores, eventually leading to the foundation of her company, Nancy's Specialty Foods, in 1977, which in the future turned out to be a superior tasting, premium quality, affordable, convenient appetizer brand developed by the former chemist. Then she attained various high honors throughout her lifetime, holding positions on the Board of Directors for multiple institutes, be it academic or multi-cultural, including Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to date.