Photo Of The Day: Inking A Tasty Deal

(AP) — In this file photo from Nov. 12, 2003, rows of Tastykake products are seen at a convenience store in Philadelphia. Tasty Baking Co., based in Philadelphia and the maker of Tastykakes, says it has secured a new line of public and private financing that will give it some $6.

Jan 17, 2011

(AP) — In this file photo from Nov. 12, 2003, rows of Tastykake products are seen at a convenience store in Philadelphia.

Tasty Baking Co., based in Philadelphia and the maker of Tastykakes, says it has secured a new line of public and private financing that will give it some $6.5 million to stave off tight liquidity. (AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma)

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