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® EDITOR’S NOTE PUBLISHER Sandy Torrey [email protected] EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Tim Talevich 425-313-6759 [email protected] U.S. TEAM T. Foster Jones, 425-313-6748 [email protected] Will Fifield, [email protected] Katie Coleman, [email protected] INTERNATIONAL TEAM Stephanie E. Ponder, 425-427-7134 [email protected] Steve Fisher, [email protected] Christina Guerrero, [email protected] Doughnuts and dilemmas COPY EDITORS Miriam Bulmer, Cindy Hutchinson CONTRIBUTORS Jay Berger, Linda R. Bernstein, Laura Bode, Milly Dawson, Maria Esztergalyos, Sheri Flies, Judy Gelman, Peter Greenberg, Julie Kendrick, Sarah Madewell, Annie Makoff, Erik J. Martin, Debbie L. Miller, Suja Natarajan, Suze Orman, Vicki Shanta Retelny, Marc Saltzman ASSOCIATE ART DIRECTORS David Schneider, [email protected] Brenda Shecter, [email protected] GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Ken Broman, Steven Lait, Megan Lees, Chris Rusnak EDITORIAL PRODUCTION MANAGER Antolin Matsuda [email protected] PRINT, PAPER AND PREPRESS MANAGER MaryAnne Robbers [email protected] PUBLISHING ADVERTISING MANAGER Kathi Tipper-Holgersen 425-313-6581 [email protected] ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER Susan Detlor 425-313-6916 [email protected] ADVERTISING COORDINATORS Christina Bentler 425-313-2558 [email protected] Raven Stackhouse 425-416-1632 [email protected] ADVERTISING COPYWRITER Bill Urlevich ADVERTISING PRODUCTION DESIGNER Josh Livingston ADVERTISING GRAPHIC DESIGNER Christina Muñoz NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Frank Colonno 201-962-2759 [email protected] BUSINESS MANAGER Jane Johnson CIRCULATION MANAGER Rossie Cruz [email protected] ONLINE PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Dorothy Strakele [email protected] COSTCO WHOLESALE P.O. Box 34088, Seattle, WA 98124-1088 999 Lake Drive, Issaquah, WA 98027 Fax: 425-313-6718 Email: [email protected] SUBSCRIPTION CHANGES The Costco Connection is mailed to Primary Executive members. You can change your subscription via live chat or mail. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for processing. LIVE CHAT Go to Costco.com, click on “Customer Service” and then “Contact Us.” The Costco Connection is published by Costco Wholesale. All editorial material, including editorial comments, opinion and statements of fact appearing in this publication, represents the views of the respective authors and does not necessarily carry the endorsement of Costco Wholesale or its officers. Information in the Costco Connection is gathered from sources considered to be reliable, but the accuracy of all information cannot be guaranteed. The publication of any advertisements is not to be construed as an endorsement of the product or service offered unless it is specifically stated in the ad that there is such approval or endorsement. Products advertised may not be available at all locations at the time of publication. Publishing offices are located at 999 Lake Drive, Issaquah, WA 98027. Copyright © 2022 Costco Wholesale. BA LA NW SD MAIL Membership Processing, P.O. Box 34783, Seattle, WA 98124-1088 h-oh. Out of the corner of my eye I spot a co-worker striding down the hallway with a box. These aren’t office supplies she’s hauling in this morning. The distinctive orange-brown color means one thing: treats from a top local doughnut shop. They aren’t the unremarkable, mass-produced supermarket variety. They’re big, heavy, impressive—no skimping on frosting, or anything for that matter. The selection ranges from basics like maple bars and old-fashioneds to a chocolaty mess called the peppermint snowdrift, all reportedly inspired by a secret 1920s recipe. The problem is that, as the new year arrives, I’m trying to just say no. That should be easy, right? It’s willpower versus a circle of deep-fried batter. If only it were so simple. Research has found there are complex, powerful forces behind the modern sweet tooth. Our evolutionary predecessors survived on sugar-rich fruit, leaving us with a genetic inheritance that one expert calls a “deep, deep ancient craving.” Also, scientists can actually see what happens in our brain circuitry when we eat sweets: The reward system lights up, giving us dopamine hits. Yet we can resist temptations. That’s because another part of the brain controls decision-making and counteracts reckless impulses. For me, this cranial arm-wrestling can spark quite a heated internal dialogue. For arbitration, consider the advice of famous chef Julia Child: “Moderation. Small helpings. Sample a little bit of everything. These are the secrets of happiness and good health. You need to enjoy the good things in life, but you need not overindulge.” So, maybe half of that snowdrift? © COSTCO PHOTO STUDIO U ART DIRECTOR Lory Williams, [email protected] Tim Talevich is Editorial Director, Costco Connection Coming next month If you’re ready to hit the road again, you’ll find some enticing off-thebeaten path options offered through Costco Travel. Follow us on JANUARY 2022 Costco Connection 7 USp07_Column_Tim_QUAD.indd 7 12/9/21 1:46 PM

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