Hostess can refer to different things depending on the context:
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Hostess Brands: Hostess Brands is an American-based bakery company that was formed in 2013. It owns several bakeries in the United States and Canada, producing snack cakes, wafers, and cookies under various brand names, including Hostess, Dolly Madison, and Voortman.
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Restaurant Host or Hostess: A host or hostess is responsible for greeting customers at a restaurant, welcoming them, seating them, and providing them with menus. They are the first and last impression of the restaurant, helping to keep the establishment and its guests happy.
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Television or Radio Hostess: In the context of television or radio, a hostess can refer to a woman who acts as a master of ceremonies, moderator, or interviewer for a program.
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Airline, Railroad, or Bus Hostess: A hostess can also be a woman employed by an airline, railroad, or bus company to assist passengers during their journey. This role may involve providing food and beverage service, answering questions, and ensuring passenger comfort.
