OFFERS ROME 4/24/87 !RICAN IRK FOOD Distributors Of Gourmet and Fancy Foods KOSHER BITES page 94 6698 ORCHARD LAKE RD. In the West Bloomfield Plaza • 810-737-1610 SLR 8-10, MON. 1NRU THURS. 7:30 -10, 1121. 7:30 -11, SAT. 811 CI mop (oval cium/r/r/es ARE t/m/rea ALL OUR KOSHER PRODUCTS ARE CERTIFIED KOSHER OR SANCTIONED BY THE METROPOLITAN KAHSRUTH COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN Mie KOSHER FOR PASSOVER SMOKED NOVA SALMON S 99 1 Lb. Pkg. Reg. $8.99 • Limit 2 Lbs. g 2ta.ea4e4i4, KOSHER FOR PASSOVER HERRING WINE OR CREAM 0 32 Oz. qt. Reg. $4.39 • Limit 2 Quarts New York igymrir KOSHER FOR PASSOVER FROZEN WHITEFISH &PALE GLATT KOSHER FOR PASSOVER Vete HOT DOGS ( ge thli eb i . Run i . s READY TO SERVE, FROZEN CAKES • • • • GEFILTE FISH 12 OZ. PM C ZLate/t $ 99 Req.? 3 997714 Pkgs. s. CHOCOLATE ICED LAYER MACAROON LAYER CAKE NUT ROLL CAKE MOCHA LAYER CAKE • • • • PARISIENNE LAYER CAKE CHOCOLATE LOAF CAKE SEVEN LAYER CAKE TRUFFLE CAKE K A J Limit 11 I KOSHER PARVE FOR PASSOVER AMERICAN WALNUTS $ 99 Tray of ',vicious Treats c rj Reg. $3.49 • Limit 2 Lbs. 6716 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD IN THE WEST BLOOMFIELD PLAZA MON. - FRI. 9:00 AM-6:00 PM SAT. 10:00 AM-5:00 PM 851-4450 KOSHER FOR PASSOVER WINE SALE &moo Vievog CALIFORNIA - ate CALIFORNIA WHITE ZINFANDEL FRENCH MERLOT $a99 mi © Ili mod © &no* V/Ingag. BARTENURA CALIFORNIA $ 99 Selection of Fancy Dried Fruits, Pears, Peaches and Apricots, Dark Chocolate Cocoa Almonds, Fancy Fresh Roasted Mixed Nuts, Dark Chocolate Fruit and Nut Mix, Fancy Passover Cookies, Dark Chocolate Covered Raisins and Fancy Dried Diced Fruit Mix. LB. FULLY COOKED, HEAT & SERVE KOSHER FOR PASSOVER GIFT TRAYS & BASKETS ORDER EARLY! SUPPLIES LIMITED Gourmet CABERNET SAUVIGON PEACH • ROSATA • WHITE R'civete 1 8 $991 $ 492mi • '••;;V::, 96 CALIFORNIA HALVES S PIECES Rae itet • APPLE KUGEL pa/we 0,r • POTATO KUGEL paddeweit • BROCCOLI SOUFFLE KUGEL CLASSIC 22 Oz. Lost Cooks in 1 1/2 Hours. Just put b hoeing water Soy Foods: Beyond Vegetarian ETHEL HOFMAN V/C7549. SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS CALIFORNIA CHARDONNAY $1 799 rare 0 CONCORD • TOKAY • MALAGA TRADITIONAL WINES $ 99 7541 so foul with the six jars, one can and one boiled fish loaf that no one would go near the room for hours afterward. A pound of Go- diva would have been safe in The Jewish News lunchroom until the next day; it smelled that bad. I couldn't imagine compounding that situation with four times the amount of offerings. So, after shopping for hours at Kroger's, Fanner Jack, One Stop Kosher and Lakewood Special- ty Foods, I narrowed the field to selections that simply said "gefilte fish." No sweet, no whitefish only. An old Vienna-style slipped past me, but that was it. Each of the offerings had be- tween 60 to 70 calories per serv- ing, 200 to 310 milligrams of sodium and about 4 grams of pro- tein. None were exceptionally high in nutritional value. 21 ( A decade ago, soy foods were shrouded in mystery to all but dedicated vegetarians. Today, health-conscious Americans are discovering the versatility and good taste of the nutrition-packed soybean. According to the Soyfoods As- sociation of America, to satisfy de- mand, more than 2,000 new soy products have come on the mar- ket since 1985. From tofu to tern- peh, sales are booming. The reason is simple. Cardio- vascular disease afflicts one in four Americans and it's proven that diet is a major factor. In the search for meat and dairy alter- natives, soy products have come into their own. In addition to good nutrition, soy ingredients may be transformed into delicious dish- es both at home and commercial- ly. The protein found in soybeans is "complete," meaning that all eight amino acids needed for hu- man health are present. Soybeans are the only vegetable food to con- tain these complete proteins. Rich in nutrients such as calcium, iron and B vitamins, they are choles- terol free with minimal saturat- ed fat — right in step with today's dietary recommendations. Soybeans also are a unique source of compounds called isoflavones that may help reduce the risk of osteoporosis. For the kosher cook, soy prod- ucts are pareve. For nonmeat kosher products such as frank- furters and veggie burgers, soy- beans are indispensable, adding unlimited variety to kosher menus. Soy foods come to the market SOY FOODS page 102