HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-12-23, Page 47�r1
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�..e late Tony Milan, nrrtlq one of
, was a lr trgtinae Mend and cookini
man x Ton to t the was
IS iE MA NOT Tkli
earned that we could e a
ce for "SKIN -ON; BO
I got very_ excited. Because
not only does "'S -ON" TASTE
BETTER, BUT NOW IT'S
,
MAN
or $5rf�Ill> its. SIGNIFICANTLY� �
'� SYIN OFT1E Tar` u� . pa. W
bre t'twever; lair. gate w Rift tete flavour -Sled,
"�t•wetsimrt!�' Weor$3.�99flhl�haueboneless, skin-onnur thighs
heap i <crfprieeaf usr$fSS9 or$Z.99ilbil s outlet
ou
Avaaslable in die eat dept. of L LS, Z, and at our flagship Ziggy
We'd like to honour Tony's memory by adapting a recipe, "Sunday GsSpring Chicken,"
that he and his wonderful wife, Margatith, made nearly every Sunday night.
TONYRDLDAJVS
SUNDAY GRILLED SPRING CHICKEN
f, etherzt !(1.014)each of freshly ground pepper and tityrrre,1tar
, 5 kg cblciten Oer'...-boneless, skin -on thighs and
ted lusher: basis sides of chicken with pepper
ark
Incoastingianandhroll on middle oven rack 10 to 15
rnthiclonoverandbsoilaaadditianal15toi20nahmtes
1thtorrl-
.6awl, combine 2 t�0 n*L) dr, crust: and Z tbep (30
Blend thoroughly. Seta finely
combine 4 cloves of finely ch, c; t t (I t teL3
(30 re) eshbread crundas w andseta
Mamie ta
innatan! mixture; sfw,PiliVb oUe,
tu
r rtes, or until km usars gR b!g1
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WHY S THE INSIDER'S REPORT ()AMIE
184 TONS OF DRY ROASTED PEANUTS???
+ Because, until Jan. 1, we're offering a huge jar (700 g) of INSIDER'S REPORT
LIGHTLY SEASONED, DRY ROASTED PEANUTS for only $2.99. Compare{
to the up to $3.79 typically charged in many Ontario drugstores FOR A MUCH 'le
SMALLER JAR (only 450 g!) of national brand dry roasted peanuts, and you just
may wonder whether 184 tons will be enough!! Available: L, LS, NF, Z, SI.
WE HAVE ANOTHER ITEM THAT WILL BE. VERY POPULAR
DURING THE ENTERTAINING SEASON AHEAD: NO NAME
PRETZELS. This crunchy snack food from Germany (which is where pretzels
originated) ;corns in an attractive 250 g duo -pack and sells for only 99 cents!!
STOCK UP NOW!! Available: L, LS, NF, Z.
'l't"ea was invented by a
f ,oh eaof�
Not>llknowingg what to
with hes Friday to Nio
guests (the term'weeken4
hada :t,yet been eame4)hetweealu ch..
and dinner, the Duchess decided to On theta tea to drink
and some puddinggss, ear� and bjecu$s to eat. The custom
caught on in fashionable society, though tine ladies of
up-and-coming Bath got it slightly wrong. They poured
boiling water on tea leaves, threw away the water, ate the
leaves and wondered what the Ducheu@ saw, in italq.
For neatly 2E0years, the Twining fait
ROW ty andConnaonetalikewiththevio
t bolidayseasonwehave7roleett'sa
ngiishBreakfast Irish • Breakf • fit,
4;urrant, Darjeeling and Qrange Peko ' a
��r
individually{ -wrapped tea bags for only t
°rl .
the up to $4.79 re charged in maxryCriitari supers.
Available: L, LS, F, Z, SI.
CARR'S CHEDDAR CHEESE BISCUITS
"IN 1497 CESARE BORGIA MURIAMED
S , 'ROi r Ir-IN-IAWFOR THELVE
F r /I'S SISTER WHO WAS THE MIS TRES
TIL POPE”
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There is a business professor at Harvard who seizes his students'
attention on the first day of class each year by opening with this
quote. He maintains that the essence of good ad copy is an ability
to immediately grab an audience's attention and, in his opinion,
this line is the single most effective first sentence he's ever seen.
Now, if I have your attention, let me tell you that we've just
received a fresh shipment of Carr's of Carlisle cheddar cheese
biscuits which we launched exclusively in June. They've still the
same low price -only 99 cents for a 150 g box. Available: L, LS, NF,
Z, SI.
Code: L - Loblaws
LS - Loblawa Superstores NF - No Frills
No one knows the
origin of "Brown
Betty," the name by
t , which Britain's
traditional teapot has
--- affectionately come to
be known. Scholars
... , .
,� •� �^ � �� �� , " suggest that North
Americans coined the
term in the mid 40s.
What we do know is that
brown English teapots, made
01. from a' reddish -brown clay, date
back to 1745, when the were first
produced on the estate of Charles, Marquis of
Rockingham, in Yorkshire. Boris Polakow, a key member of
our Insider's Report 'team, met a couple from England this
summer and in the course of conversation mentioned our
upcoming sale of Sadler Brown Betty Teapots. The response
he got was, "That's impossible! We can't buy them for
anywhere near 'that price in England!" A call to London
revealed they were tight. Harrods, the. famous London
department store, currently sells the sirup' Sadler Brown
Betty for the equivalent,of $9.65.(Cdn)11. WE'RE SELLING
THE VERY SAME TEAPOT FOR 'JUST $8.991! (In
Ontario, we've seen the same 6-cupper selling for up to
$11.98 in department stores.) Available: L, LS„Z, SI.
1VtL1L{.E3C I v
1/2 PRICE5°CHE
Due to our huge order, we're able to sell our
new No Name Maraschino Cherries (375
mL jar) for only $1.69. Compare with the up
to $3.29 charged by many Ontario supers for
an equivalent weight of similar, brand-name
cherries. AT 1/2 PRICE SUPPLIES WON'T
LAST LONG! Available: L; LS, NF, Z, SI.
Z - Zehrs SI - Selected Independents .