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Saturday, April 17th, 2010

Specials

A&H free liquid detergent 50 oz. Save $1.00.
Cheerios, regular and honey nut, Save $1.00.
Rice Krispies – 18 oz. Save $1.00.
Grape Nuts. Save $1.00.
Gardettos 8.6 oz. $1.99 each, save $1.30.
32-oz Gatorade $1.49.
All brats will be $1.00 off from April 19th thru April 25th.
Rising Moon Organic Frozen Raviolis: $4.19/8 ounce package. Goes great with Pesto!

Health and Beauty from Dr. Bronner’s

Dr. Bronner’s Lavender and Peppermint Castille Soaps: $9.79+ tx/32 fl oz bottles, save $4.00.

Here are a few picnic items for the early spring season

Tofurky Deli Slices: $2.79/5.5z package, save 70 cents.
Vegenaise Original and Organic: $3.79/16z jar for Original, save $1.40; $4.69 for Organic, save $1.70.
Reed’s Raspberry, Cherry, and Spiced Ginger Brews: $4.79+ tx/4 pack, save $1.60.

New Products

Renaissance Farm Sweet Basil Pesto in a 15 ounce size. Now in the frozen section. Great for parties, families, or hearty pesto eaters! $12.69/ea.
RP’s Frozen Raviolis and refrigerated Tortellonis are back with a couple new products: Pumpkin Tortelloni and Spinach Linguini.
Helen’s Kitchen Organic Burritos can now be found in the frozen section. These are vegetarian burritos with an introductory deal of $2.09/ea.
Late July Mini Sandwich Cookies are an organic cookie we just brought in. Now on sale for $2.79/5 ounce box.

Finally, please welcome our new employee, Laura Broman.

Our membership fry-out is May 14th, from 4 – 7 pm. Also we have fresh local spinach now available.

Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

Have you placed your turkey order yet? If not, RMC is offering the following turkey products for your holiday meal(s):

Amish Pride whole turkeys: These turkeys are labeled “natural,” which means that by law, they must be minimally processed and contain no artificial ingredients, coloring, or preservatives. What’s more, these birds, having been raised by Amish, have never watched television. $1.79/lb.

Bell & Evans whole turkeys: These turkeys are labeled “natural.” They’ve been minimally processed and contain no artificial ingredients, coloring, or preservatives. “While some natural turkeys are bland and dry, others could be the prototype for a Rockwellian Thanksgiving. Bell & Evans birds — plump, moist, beautifully bronzed, and with a terrific turkey flavor — are standouts.” (www.realsimple.com) This is a chance for these turkeys to crow and strut. Their celebrated barnyard neighbors, the Bell & Evans chickens, usually get all the show. $2.99/lb.

EBERLY’S organic turkeys: These are the Rolls-Royce of our turkeys. They’re labeled “organic,” a step above “natural.” Turkeys bearing the organic label are raised free of antibiotics and growth hormones, are given access to the outdoors (also qualifying them as free-range), and are fed organic feed, which by law contains no genetically modified grains, pesticides or herbicides, or animal by-products.” (www.realsimple.com). They say that Eberly’s birds have “a pronounced turkey flavor.” Now fancy that. $5.19/lb.

To place a holiday meat order, please do one of the following:

If you want enough turkey for the Thanksgiving dinner alone, buy ¾ to 1 pound per person.
If you like those cold turkey leftovers, buy 1 ½ pounds (or slightly more) per person.
If you need a large turkey, consider buying two 10- to 12-pound birds and roasting them side by side. Small turkeys cook (and defrost) much quicker than very large ones, and they tend to stay moister.