Ruth Haffly wrote to Dave Drum <=-
So long as it suits the needs of the congregation. This ain't a "one
size fits all" world.
True, and this one caters very much to the college/seminary/young
married folks. We're going to try to find one (near home) that doesn't ignore the older generations.
Ask one of the inmates of a senior citizen's home who is of your
religious bent.
We've got Baptist churchs all over the area, just have to do some
asking about the specific worship style, location (don't want to go too far from WF) and other factors.
Post 32 is located across from the main gate of the state fairgroound.
And the have a large (several acres) lot to the west of the post. They park cars there during fiar time and clean up monetarily. My Vintage
Iron Riders (old folks, old motorcycles) ran the parking for them mid- week (Wednesday) for a rake-off per each carp arked. We cleared over
U$700 for the day. Which tells me the Legion is "cleaning up".
Our Legion and VFW posts park for various events (town movie night, 6 Sundays in Spring concert series, etc). VFW also runs a chuck wagon at
a number of large community events--Meet in the Street, Friday Night on White (Street, concert series in the summer) and so on. Both groups do quite well.
8<----- AGAIN ----->8
Have you ever walked back the USDA establishment number on Wgiies
stuff? I did that for Hy-Vee's house branded product and found that
it's the same number as is on Dannon/Oikos.
I've not, but I've had enoough Oikos to know that they're 2 different yogurts.
I note that Chobani is on sale at Hy-Vee 10 5.3 oz Fruit-On-The-Bottom
for U$10. Next week's snacking is covered .... Bv)=
I just picked up a dozen Wegman's yogurts (4 each of peach, strawberry
and raspberry) yesterday. That'll keep me a couple of weeks.
I think I had to choke down too much corm meal mush when I was a
child. So I came by my dislike honestly.
Sounds like me and peanut butter. We were raised on a lot of oatmeal
and cream of wheat breakfasts, only allowed about 1/2 tsp brown sugar
and a splash of milk. When I got on my own, I started adding cinnamon
and raisins, plus more brown sugar, to my oatmeal--made it SO (!!!)
much better! My parents also insisted that we have a piece of bread
after having the cereal. It wasn't a lot of cereal so the bread was supposed to finish filling you up. The cereal filled me enough and I didn't really want white bread but I had to choke it down. But, I
survived childhood and can now have whatever I want for my breakfast
(G); the other day I saw some left over dressing (stuffing) in the
fridge and grabbed that to go with my yogurt.
Two of my favourite snacks in one .......
Title: Homemade Yogurt-Covered Pretzels
Categories: Five, Dairy, Snacks
Yield: 1 pound
Now that's something I'd reach for in a NY Minute! (G)
Humphrey's (our last family-owned/run market) has locally-made yogurt encased pretzels. The problem is that every time I buy a bag they seem
to evaporate when I open the bag. They are very prone to being excess consumed. Bv)=
Now that sounds like something I'd grab in a heartbeat if we lived out
in that area. One plus about all the travel we've done is that we have
to get groceries in new to us stores. Often we'll come across something that we've never seen before and grab a bag/bottle/jar/etc to try. It usually comes home with us so we can try it various ways--got some beef and some chicken fajita seasoning (house brand) from HEB when we were
in TX a couple of years ago that we've enjoyed.
They have also begun stocking Praline Pecans. Oh! My waistline.
Those I wouldn't eat as many of, some, but not as many as the pretzels. (G)
married folks. We're going to try to find one (near home) that doesn't ignore the older generations.
Ask one of the inmates of a senior citizen's home who is of your
religious bent.
We've got Baptist churchs all over the area, just have to do some
asking about the specific worship style, location (don't want to go too far from WF) and other factors.
One God - a gazillion different versions.
Post 32 is located across from the main gate of the state fairgroound.
And the have a large (several acres) lot to the west of the post. They park cars there during fiar time and clean up monetarily. My Vintage
Our Legion and VFW posts park for various events (town movie night, 6 Sundays in Spring concert series, etc). VFW also runs a chuck wagon at
a number of large community events--Meet in the Street, Friday Night on White (Street, concert series in the summer) and so on. Both groups do quite well.
That's why dues are low. Bv)=
8<----- AGAIN ----->8
I note that Chobani is on sale at Hy-Vee 10 5.3 oz Fruit-On-The-Bottom
for U$10. Next week's snacking is covered .... Bv)=
I just picked up a dozen Wegman's yogurts (4 each of peach, strawberry
and raspberry) yesterday. That'll keep me a couple of weeks.
I'm waiting for Dannon's chocolate-raspberry to go on special offer.
I'll fil lthe icebox. Bv)=
I think I had to choke down too much corm meal mush when I was a
child. So I came by my dislike honestly.
Sounds like me and peanut butter. We were raised on a lot of oatmeal
and cream of wheat breakfasts, only allowed about 1/2 tsp brown sugar
and a splash of milk. When I got on my own, I started adding cinnamon
and raisins, plus more brown sugar, to my oatmeal--made it SO (!!!)
much better! My parents also insisted that we have a piece of bread
after having the cereal. It wasn't a lot of cereal so the bread was supposed to finish filling you up. The cereal filled me enough and I didn't really want white bread but I had to choke it down. But, I
survived childhood and can now have whatever I want for my breakfast
(G); the other day I saw some left over dressing (stuffing) in the
fridge and grabbed that to go with my yogurt.
Two of my favourite snacks in one .......
Title: Homemade Yogurt-Covered Pretzels
Categories: Five, Dairy, Snacks
Yield: 1 pound
Now that's something I'd reach for in a NY Minute! (G)
Humphrey's (our last family-owned/run market) has locally-made yogurt encased pretzels. The problem is that every time I buy a bag they seem
to evaporate when I open the bag. They are very prone to being excess consumed. Bv)=
Now that sounds like something I'd grab in a heartbeat if we lived out
in that area. One plus about all the travel we've done is that we have
to get groceries in new to us stores. Often we'll come across something that we've never seen before and grab a bag/bottle/jar/etc to try. It usually comes home with us so we can try it various ways--got some beef and some chicken fajita seasoning (house brand) from HEB when we were
in TX a couple of years ago that we've enjoyed.
Since HEB is privately owned and a Texas (mostly) company there is
lillte chance that their seasoning would cross-pollinate with another label.
They have also begun stocking Praline Pecans. Oh! My waistline.
Those I wouldn't eat as many of, some, but not as many as the pretzels. (G)
I wish I could control my "inner jones". That's why I don't being them home often.
My favourite on-line game and one of my favourite snax --
Title: Scrabble (Party Mix)
Categories: Cereal, Nuts, Snacks
Yield: 1 1/2 quarts
1 c Rice Chex
1 c Cheerios
1 c Peanuts
1 c Pecans
2 c Pretzels
1/2 lb Butter
1 ts Garlic salt
1 ts Onion salt
1 ts Celery salt
1 ts Worcestershire sauce
Ruth Haffly wrote to Dave Drum <=-
married folks. We're going to try to find one (near home) that doesn't ignore the older generations.
Ask one of the inmates of a senior citizen's home who is of your
religious bent.
We've got Baptist churchs all over the area, just have to do some
asking about the specific worship style, location (don't want to go too far from WF) and other factors.
One God - a gazillion different versions.
I'll not get into a discussion there but you know our point of view.
Post 32 is located across from the main gate of the state fairgroound.
And the have a large (several acres) lot to the west of the post. They park cars there during fiar time and clean up monetarily. My Vintage
Our Legion and VFW posts park for various events (town movie night, 6 Sundays in Spring concert series, etc). VFW also runs a chuck wagon at
a number of large community events--Meet in the Street, Friday Night on White (Street, concert series in the summer) and so on. Both groups do quite well.
That's why dues are low. Bv)=
Yes, we found out we get back a very small portion of the dues after
state and national dues are taken out. There was a time when our
auxiliary group had a piggy bank out at every meeting to collect pocket change. We're well beyond that now but still do other fund raising
about once a year.
8<----- AGAIN ----->8
Since HEB is privately owned and a Texas (mostly) company there is
lillte chance that their seasoning would cross-pollinate with another label.
Probably not. When we were stationed in TX in the mid 80s, I did most
of my grocery shopping at the commissary as it was usually the best buy for us. Once in a while we went to other stores, forget what they were, but do know I was in HEB occaisionally during our time in the state.
They have also begun stocking Praline Pecans. Oh! My waistline.
Those I wouldn't eat as many of, some, but not as many as the pretzels. (G)
I wish I could control my "inner jones". That's why I don't being them home often.
Makes sense. (G)
My favourite on-line game and one of my favourite snax --
Title: Scrabble (Party Mix)
Categories: Cereal, Nuts, Snacks
Yield: 1 1/2 quarts
I'd sub out onion and garlic powders for the salt, maybe cashews for
the pecans, but otherwise it looks like something that wouldn't last
long around here. (G)
We've got Baptist churchs all over the area, just have to do some
asking about the specific worship style, location (don't want to go too far from WF) and other factors.
One God - a gazillion different versions.
I'll not get into a discussion there but you know our point of view.
And you, no doubt, know mine. Bv)=
Post 32 is located across from the main gate of the state fairgroound.
And the have a large (several acres) lot to the west of the post. They park cars there during fiar time and clean up monetarily. My Vintage
Our Legion and VFW posts park for various events (town movie night, 6 Sundays in Spring concert series, etc). VFW also runs a chuck wagon at
a number of large community events--Meet in the Street, Friday Night on White (Street, concert series in the summer) and so on. Both groups do quite well.
That's why dues are low. Bv)=
Yes, we found out we get back a very small portion of the dues after
state and national dues are taken out. There was a time when our
auxiliary group had a piggy bank out at every meeting to collect pocket change. We're well beyond that now but still do other fund raising
about once a year.
I dunno anything at all about the fiscal details of the local Legion post(s).
8<----- AGAIN ----->8
Since HEB is privately owned and a Texas (mostly) company there is
lillte chance that their seasoning would cross-pollinate with another label.
Probably not. When we were stationed in TX in the mid 80s, I did most
of my grocery shopping at the commissary as it was usually the best buy for us. Once in a while we went to other stores, forget what they were, but do know I was in HEB occaisionally during our time in the state.
Sorta like me with Ralph's when I lived in Califunky. They were the
800 lb gorilla of the grocery business. Except I had a Smart & Final outlet store across the street from where I hung my hat. Much better pricing if not the latest fads & frills.
My favourite on-line game and one of my favourite snax --
Title: Scrabble (Party Mix)
Categories: Cereal, Nuts, Snacks
Yield: 1 1/2 quarts
I'd sub out onion and garlic powders for the salt, maybe cashews for
the pecans, but otherwise it looks like something that wouldn't last
long around here. (G)
Doesn'tlive long around here either.
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