The Chinese Cooking Channel on Chinois78.com features delicious, quick and easy recipes for homebodies and workaholics alike.
Hollywood, CA (PRWEB) July 20, 2006 –- Whether you’re a domestic diva or an all-conquering female business exec, you will definitely appreciate the fantastic Chinese dishes featured on the Chinese Cooking Channel on Chinois78.com. M2B World, Inc. (“M2B World”), US subsidiary of Amaru, Inc. (AMRU), brings to you “Happy Cooking,” the online destination for quick and easy recipes specializing in that “home-cooked” feel.
With Dishes of the Week featuring “Meat Floss Sushi,” “Bitter Gourd with Shrimp Paste,” and the ever-popular “Orange and Beer Duck Stew,” it’s no wonder Chinois78 has grown so tremendously since its recent launch, reaching over 2.9 million viewers by June 2006. Ingredients – Supplements – Seasonings: all are detailed in each recipe profile, as well as a simple-to-follow description of how best to prepare each scrumptious meal. Better yet, a full-length accompanying video trailer is also available, visually illustrating technique, flair, and the pure enjoyment of exotic cooking.
“Many of our subscribers are full-fledged home-makers, while others are industrious business executives,” says Rebecca Binny, General Manager of M2B World, Inc. “No matter what their situation, all can appreciate the delicious recipes and effortless instructions. This is what makes for “Happy Cooking.””
Next change includes “Summer Tomatoes Delight,” as well as “Fragrant Asparagus Lettuce with Dried Bean Curd Sticks.” Lastly, in the COMING SOON section, unforgettable recipes such as “Roast Pork with Lily,” “Crab Delight,” and the highly prized “Hakka’s Steamed Turnip Balls” will soon amaze the tastebuds. “Happy Cooking” does abound on Chinois78.com, and one would be wise to have a taste.
About Amaru Inc. (AMRU) and M2B
Amaru, Inc., a Nevada corporation, through its subsidiaries under the M2B brand, is a leader in the Broadband Media Entertainment business, and a major provider of interactive Entertainment-on-demand, Education-on-demand and e-commerce streaming over Broadband channels, Internet portals, and 3G devices. To date, the Company has launched multiple Broadband TV websites for Hollywood and Asian entertainment, education and online shopping, with over 100 channels designed to cater to various consumer segments and lifestyles. Its content covers diverse genres such as movies, dramas, comedies, documentaries, music, fashion, lifestyle, edutainment, and more. The M2B brand has established its competitive edge by offering access to an expansive range of content libraries for aggregation, distribution and syndication on Broadband and other media; including rights for merchandising, product branding, promotion and publicity.
Globally, Amaru Inc and M2B are expanding through several integrated companies including:
1 M2B World Inc – leads the US market and is based in Hollywood, CA.
2 M2B World Pte Ltd – directs the Asian markets through its Singapore office and representative office in Shanghai, China
3 M2B Australia Pty Ltd – oversees Oceania markets
4 M2B Entertainment Inc. – oversees Canadian market
5 M2B Commerce Limited – focuses on e-commerce and e-trading
6 M2B World Travel Limited - offers e-travel services
7 M2B Game World Pte Ltd – develops online gaming platforms and content
8 M2B Commerce Ltd (Cambodia) – oversees Cambodian market
9 Amaru Holdings – drives content syndication and distribution
M2B offers consumers personalized entertainment through its wide range of broadband streaming channels available at www.m2bworld.com.
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