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THEY’RE BACK for this exciting annual October promotion – and to market the upcoming DVD release of their popular movie Ice Age The Meldown.
Manny, Ellie, Sid, Diego, Scrat and the gang are becoming synonymous with frozen foods, so be sure to check out the special deals in the “cool” aisles of the store during the month of October. |
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| You can enter this exciting Warm Up to Frozen Sweepstakes to win the Grand Prize 50" Plasma TV and more. For details, rules and to enter on-line, click here. |
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 The change of seasons can be an exciting time: football is in full swing, nature’s fireworks are on display and much of the hazy heat has faded into cool, crisp weather. Fall is also a time to get back to very busy schedules.
Fortunately, with all the delicious selections in the frozen food aisles, it’s easier to make it through your hectic weeks.
- Breakfast can be hassle-free when you opt for frozen foods. Waffles, breakfast sandwiches and pastries, bagels and juices can get the day started right, with no time wasted.
- After-school snacks at your finger tips are mini-bagels (serve with peanut butter), pizza bites, popsicles and more.
- Stock your freezer with the many new selections of frozen dinner entrees – when you need a tasty, hot meal in a hurry, it is the ultimate “fast food”.
Find time to enjoy the big games with family and friends. With options such as frozen pizzas, wings, dips, chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, spicy cheese bites and hot pockets, it’s easy entertaining and there’s something for everyone. Celebrate after the game with desserts such as pies, cakes and ice cream. |
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Many harmful bacteria can live for hours on kitchen surfaces. Keep your cutting boards, counters, knives, dishcloths and towels clean.
- Don’t use sponges in the kitchen – they collect small pieces of food and are hard to clean.
- Use paper towels to clean juices from raw meat off kitchen surfaces.
- Clean your cutting board in hot, soapy water using a scrub brush to remove food. Spray it with a weak bleach mixture, rinse and allow it to air dry.
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A Crowd Pleaser!
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COCKTAIL MEATBALLS
12 oz. chili sauce
12 oz. grape jelly
1 package (38oz.) frozen meatballs
In a saucepan, mix chili sauce and grape jelly; heat and stir until smooth. Add meatballs, cook for approximately 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Transfer to a serving dish and enjoy. |
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A Fresh Idea for Frozens! |
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PIZZA ON THE GRILL
1 Frozen Thin Crust Pizza, any variety
Preheat gas grill, with all burners on low to medium-low. Place unwrapped pizza (don’t forget to remove the cardboard) in center of grill. Close the lid and grill for approx. 15 minutes. Rotate pizza with a spatula after 8 minutes. Continue grilling with lid closed, but check often – pizza is ready when cheese is melted and crust is golden brown.
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Hot Option for a Cool Party! |
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HOT WINGS
1 package of frozen, ready to heat and eat Hot Chicken Wings
Bake chicken wings according to package directions. Serve with celery sticks and your favorite blue cheese dressing. |
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A Sweet Ending! |
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CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE
1 frozen plain Cheesecake
Chocolate Syrup
Whipped Cream
Thaw cheesecake according to package directions. When serving, top cheesecake slices with chocolate syrup and a generous dollop of whipped cream. |
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| Try the wide variety of tasty vegetables in the frozen food aisles. They are actually “fresher than fresh” in that they are “flash-frozen” immediately after harvest – either right in the fields or close by. This advanced process preserves the vegetables’ freshness and their nutritional benefits remain intact. You can be assured of a healthy, quality product, any season of the year. |
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