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October 25, 1996 - Image 160

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Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1996-10-25

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"SPECIAL"

MEMORIAL
CANDLES
in tins
4/$100

KEDEM

GEFILTE FISH
$329

WHITEROCK
DRINKS

ALL

SABRA SALADS
$189

PFEIFFER

SALAD DRESSING

(with $10 purchase)

99'

3/99 0

Now Serving

EMPIRE

Taking Weekly Orders

7 oz.
PLASTIC CUPS

ONE

FORKS-KNIVES-
SPOONS

Unger's Baked Goods From Cleveland

CHICKEN CUTLETS
$1M9

$1 89

lb.

MiN
Ala FiEW I TZ

CRACKERS

50 Ct. Plastic

STOP

Flavors

$1 99 reg. $2.79

KOSHER

OSEM MINI

1 99

GROCERIES

99'

(With $10 Purchase)

$

thetic to the palate. The puff pas-
try was light and flaky but the
pedestrian aftertaste of the meat
killed it.
Barney's, on the other hand,
had a very flavorful hot dog with
a delightful pastry shell. The tex-
ture of the meat was not at all
rubbery, something Cohen's wee-

89'

GRAPE JUICE

WELCH'S

KOSHER BITES page 122

MANDEL

STONY FIELD FARM

ALL "MAN"

nies could not overcome.
The staff, by and large,
agreed.Cohen's weenies:
"I just don't like it. They taste
funny."

— Betsy Leemon

"It was a tough hot dog with
a funny aftertaste, and the puff
pastry was too flaky."

COOKIES

YOGURT

99'

89°

"The crust was too flaky and
the hot dog was bland and kind
of yucky."

HADDAR

"I've tasted better and made
better."

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10.5 oz.

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PASKESZ

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TAFFIES
(bulk)
$1 69

PASTAS

(Northeast corner of 10 Mile Road)

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All Varieties, 1 lb.

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Thursday 7:30-9, Fri. 7:30-2 hours before sunset
* DELIVERY AVAILABLE
Fax: (810) 569-5801

YAVIN






CUCUMBER IN

CZ') BRINE

99°

SUGAR FREE GUM
00
3/$1

FROZEN FISH
. $399

$189

HADAR

TUNA

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CRANBERRY GRAPE
CRANBERRY APPLE

Chunk light in water

$319

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arket
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ROYAL OAK

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(3 Blocks South of 13 Mile)

Barney's weenies:
"This is much tastier than Co-
hen's."

"The hot dogs are good and
spicy and the crust didn't disin-
tegrate."

— Susie Sherman

"Mmmm good!"

— Betsy Leemon

"I don't like the seasoning —
too spicy for me."

— Gail Zimmerman

We reserve the right to limit all sale items while quantities last We are not responsible for any typographical errors.

1 Mk.
S. ot 0-al(
in Royal

"Too rubbery."

— Gail Zimmerman

— Gayle Baldi

Limit 5

820
54A-6
120 S. Main Stre et

— Carla Schwartz

HADAR

GEFILTE FISH
$329

KEDEM

UNGER'S

— Susie Sherman

2/$1

Come Check Out All Of Our In-Store Specials!
Clean, Air-Conditioned Environment
Big Bulk Candy & Nuts Section
Large, Convenient Parking Lot

SUNFLOWER
SEEDS
(bulk)

NEW PASKESZ

00

— Lynne Konstantin

Fall Special

FREE
BACKGROUND
MUSIC

On Any Video Transfer
Century Camera 288-5444

With This Coupon. Expires 11/25/96

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Daily & Saturday 10-6

Friday 10-8



Tomatoes Make
Good Things Better

ILENE SPECTOR
SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS

The French call the tomato
"pomme d'amour," or apple of love.
It is said that Sir Walter Raleigh
gave a tomato to Queen Elizabeth
I as a special love gift.
Tomatoes most likely originat-
ed in the Bolivian region of the An-
des, in South America, then was
spread northward into Central
America and Mexico by the Indi-
ans.
Italians were probably the first
Europeans to eat the tomato as
early as 1550 and by the mid-18th
century it became a mainstay of
Italian cooking. Tomatoes re-
mained unknown to Americans

TOMATOES page 126

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