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April 25, 1997 - Image 146

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-04-25

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Kosher Bites

Macaroons and potato chips make the kosher-for-Passover
list for junkies.

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or the junk food junkie,
Passover can be death.
Since most junk food con-
tains flour (think cookies
and snack cakes) or corn syrup
(most candy), it is generally off lim-
its during those eight days. This
leaves little for noshing.
Thank the lord Passover is only
eight days long, for during that
time the junkies, myself included,
desperately seek ways to pass the
time and avoid thinking of Drake's
cakes or Butterfingers bars. Some,
teetering on the brink of insanity,
apparently will turn to pondering
new flavors of macaroons in an at-
tempt to assuage their Jones for
junk.
That is clearly what happened
at the world's manufacturers of
macaroons this season, for there
has been a veritable explosion of
new macaroon flavors, enough to
make any mouth almost water.
Aside from the traditional al-
mond and chocolate, food engi-
neers and other junkies have
dreamt up new flavors to take the
kosher-for-Passover consumer
where he has never gone before.
Other companies, looking to ex-
pand their markets during this
season and perhaps convert
healthy eaters to more wicked
ways, have added supervision to
their products.
Cape Cod Potato Chips, made
in Hyannis, Mass., has had su-
pervision for its products for all
but one of the 16 years in business.
Kosher-for-Passover supervision
has been off and on, said compa-
ny spokesperson Nicole Bernard.

Manischewitz Banana Split
Macaroons

"My favorite. Of course, there
is not much food I don't like these
days."

— Shari Cimino, pregnant

not love the idea of macaroons it-
self

"Very good. I can eat the whole
can."

— Brigette Thompson

Cape Cod Potato Chips

Rokeach Maple Walnut Fla-
vored Macaroons

"Lovely, lively. I'm in love.
Thanks Jill, this is much better
than the gefilte fish."





,

"I didn't really like these but
they do have a strong walnut fla-
vor."

— Heather Bondy

"Great crunch. I love them
and the baby loves them."

— Karin Inclig

"Loved 'em! Lots of coconut
flavor!"

— Patty McMurray, five
months pregnant

— Shari Cimino

Manischewitz Chocolate
Chunk Macaroons with
Cherry Bits

Rokeach Chocolate Rasp-
berry Macaroons

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"Nice cherry flavor, not too
sweet. Chewy delight!"

— Susie Sherman

"Normally, I love chocolate
raspberry but this has a disturb-
ing toxic chemical taste."

— Julie Wiener

"Very, very cherry."

'Weird but good."

— Carla Schwartz

Manischewitz Cookies 'N
Cream Macaroons

— Julie Edgar

Rokeach Brownie Nut Mac-
aroons

The Rating:

My colleagues know their junk.
So when Cape Cod Potato
Chips asked if we would be inter-
ested in trying their products, how
"Don't pay attention to any
could I say no? Send a case, I told negative comments. These are
them, Iii share them with my co- yummy, the best of the lot. And
workers. It would be a fix they a mere five fat grams in two!
would remember for a long time, Why, with 25 post-pregnancy
something that would resurface pounds still to lose, I figure I'll
when I needed a favor.
be able to eat one-fourth of one
On the day the case of chips ar- of these each day!"
rived, I returned to the lunch room
— Elizabeth Applebaum
a full 10 minutes after leaving the
"Not much flavor. Tasted kind
first bag out and could not find it. of burnt. Yuck."
I set out another. Ten minutes lat-
— Nancy Cameron
er, I found the bag but no chips. I
set out another. A half hour later,
Manischewitz Coffee
that bag was emptied as well.
Macaroons
We hid the fourth bag to savor
in the editorial department. And
no, Arthur, we aren't telling you
where it is.
The reaction to the macaroons
"Such an awful flavor I
was different. Of the seven kinds couldn't even swallow."
we tried, none of the containers
— Marla Cooper
emptied. Some of my co-workers
"Where's the coffee?"
enjoyed the new flavors but did
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`Tastes like any chocolate mac-
aroon. I wish there were more
brownie chunks."

—Lynne Konstantin

"Yuck! For me to spit out choco-
late is a pretty dam serious state-
ment."

— Jill Davidson Sklar ❑

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