¡Hola! Welcome to the Spanish class!
Dear families,
I hope you are all staying healthy. Last weeks report cards went home and I want to add a
comment about grading in Spanish class. As you might have notice it has changed and it
goes like this:
For K-2 there are 2 skill areas plus participation. For grades 3-5 there are three skill areas plus
participation. We replaced "effort" because participation is something we can see and
measure.
Grades K-2
*Interpretive Skills:
Demonstrates understanding of oral or written language at novice level.
*Interpersonal Communication:
Communicates spontaneously at novice level using unit vocabulary.
*Participation
Grades 3-5
*Interpretive Skills:
Demonstrates understanding of oral or written language at novice level.
*Interpersonal Communication:
Communicates spontaneously at novice level using unit vocabulary.
*Presentational Communication:
Presents orally or in writing with preparation at novice level using unit vocabulary.
*Participation—
If you have any questions regarding grading don’t hesitate to get in touch with me.
These are the skills we have been working on:
Kindergarten:
The children learned how about mascotas (pets): whether they have none, one or more,
which one and how it is.
1st grade:
The students learned about parts of the body. The also learned how to say “me duele” (It
hurts…) and now, we are learning about clothing.
2nd grade:
The students learned how to describe themselves and others: color or their hair, eyes and
other characteristics. They described members of their families. Then they learned to speak
about who they live with, where and about parts of a home (rooms, furniture, etc)
3rd grade:
The students did a wonderful job learning about El Sistema Solar. We learned about each
single planet by reading the information in Spanish. Wow! Now they are planning to establish
a colony on Mars, ask them about it!
4th grade:
We continued our travel unit; the students used their iPads to “pack” for an imaginary trip to
a Spanish speaking country. Now we are reviewing numbers and learning how to ask how
much something costs.
5th grade:
Students wrote great stories based on a story we acted out in class. Ask them to show it to
you on their iPads! They are reviewing numbers and prices to “travel” to their country.
3rd, 4th and 5th graders have the Rosetta Stone app in their devices. I gave all 5th grade
classes information about how to log in and I asked them to familiarize themselves with it
during the winter break. There will be more communication about how this will be used in the
FLES program, but I want to let all the families know that it will NOT substitute in any way the
classroom teaching. 4th and 3th graders will learn about it when we come back from the
break and there will be a note to families with more specific information in January.
I hope you all have a restful break, don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Email works best: [email protected]
¡Hasta pronto!
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Our mission is to offer elementary school children
opportunities for exploration and growth through
creative project-based learning in art and science
What: A fun program to encourage creativity
When: Every school day until 6pm
Where:Beye School, Room 302
Cost: $25 per day, Wednesday $33 per day
Other: 2 need-based scholarships available
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions:
-Flexible enrollment options include 1-5 days per week
-Students who register, participate for 1 or more Trimesters (there are 3 Trimesters per year)
-A 5% discount is awarded to families for a 2nd child enrolled in the program
-Students who attend an after school activity may participate in Beye Discovery following their
scheduled activity
-Students eat snack and have outdoor play (weather permitting) at the start of every session
-Homework time is encouraged as projects/activities come to a close, approximately 5:15pm
-Suggested pick up time is bt. 5:30 - 6pm, during free play (Legos, Citiblocks, and imaginative
and sensory play items)
Benefits to Students:
1. Students will learn how creativity and keen observation lead to new discoveries
2. Students will work with numerous art media and dedicated visiting professionals
3. Students will develop problem solving and social skills through collaborative work
4. Students will engage with nature to gain inspiration from our natural world
5. Students will engage with the larger community through exhibitions and workshops
For questions, or to register, please contact Jocelyne Adkins, Program Director at
[email protected]
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The judges will be film professionals and leaders
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Spread the Word to your friends, family,
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Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
BEYE SCHOOL SPELLING BEE-2nd Grade
January 27, 6:30 pm
Welcome to the annual Beye School Spelling Bee, 2nd Graders! The 2015 Bee for
Grades 2 through 5 will be held on Tuesday, January 27th at 6:30 p.m. in the Beye
School auditorium. Each grade will compete separately as its own grade group. All
students will receive a prize for participating in this friendly competition.
Word lists and rules are attached to this form. Please take time to study this word list.
The words will be taken right from the attached list, until we exhaust that list. After that
point, we will move to an unpublished challenge list (and for all of you who have been
to spelling bees in the past, you know that your third grader might need to know how
to spell the word “croissant” and second graders should know the word “sunbonnet”).
The details:





Submit your completed registration form by Tuesday, January 20 to your
homeroom teacher (Walk-ins are welcome, too)
Practice the published word list.
Join us for an informal practice session immediately afterschool on Tuesday,
January 27th (from approximately 3:10 until 3:45).
At 6:30 on the night of the Bee, the 2nd graders take the stage. Each grade level
follows in order.
Direct any questions you may have to Paul Manus [email protected] or Kathy
Stohr [email protected] (or call 383-0326)
Spelling Bee Participation
Name:______________________________________________________________________
Grade:_______________________
Teacher____________________________________
____________________________________
Your Signature
____________________________________
Parent Signature
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
BEYE SCHOOL SPELLING BEE RULES
1. Every student registering for the Spelling Bee will receive a word list from which to study.
2. Word lists will be taken directly from this word list during competition. In the event of a tie,
words will be taken from an unpublished ‘tie breaker’ list.
3. If at any time three consecutive rounds are completed while using the published word list
without any elimination, words from the unpublished list may be used. When the unpublished
word lists are used, alternate spelling will be accepted if found in the dictionary used by the
Judges.
4. Students are asked not to bring the word list to the competition.
5. The Spelling Bee will consist of only one round. Spellers are asked to sit down after misspelling
a word. The round will continue until only 2 spellers are left standing.
6. The Bee will be conducted in rounds by grade. Students will only be competing against others
from the same grade.
7. At the end of the Bee, there will be a champion, a 2nd place and 3rd place finisher for each grade.
8. During competition, each student will be given a word to spell by the Pronouncer. The student is
expected to say the word, spell the word, and say the word again. The student will not be
disqualified if they do not pronounce the word before or after spelling it.
9. If the student misspells the word, they are out of the competition, except when there are two
spellers remaining. (See Rule 17). The next word on the Pronouncer’s list is given to the next
speller.
10. The speller may ask the Pronouncer to repeat the word, define it, and/or use it in a sentence.
11. If a word has a homonym, the Pronouncer will indicate which word is to be spelled.
12. Having started to spell a word, a speller may stop and start over, retracing the spelling from the
beginning, but in retracing there can be no change of letters or their sequence from those first
pronounced. If letters or their sequences are changed in the respelling, the speller is eliminated.
13. The Judges may disqualify any speller who ignores a request to start spelling.
14. The role of the Pronouncer is to correctly pronounce the word and give a definition and/or
sentence at the speller’s request.
15. A maximum of 30 seconds will be allowed to pronounce the word and complete the spelling of
the word.
16. The role of the Judge is to determine whether the student has spelled the word correctly. The
Judge’s decision shall be final on all questions.
17. When there are two spellers remaining, the elimination process changes. When one speller
misspells a word, the other speller is given the same word to spell. If the second speller spells
that word correctly, plus the next word on the Pronouncer’s list, then that speller is declared the
champion. If both spellers misspell the same word, the Bee continues with the speller who first
misspelled the word being given a new word to spell.
18. When there are two spellers remaining and five consecutive rounds are completed without a
winner, the judges may declare a tie.
19. HAVE FUN!!!
*Please contact Kathy Stohr (383-0326, [email protected]) or Paul Manus ([email protected])
if you have any questions.
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
SPELLING BEE 2015
2 Grade Word List
nd
sparkle
stench
jumbo
bagpipe
lobby
muse
steam
hangnail
tough
tiring
gravy
crabby
ginger
frugal
blooper
cricket
freckle
drizzle
towel
children
because
birthday
slippers
hiding
tallest
twenty
mixer
cherry
drawer
scent
whisk
fleet
tongs
hamper
gleeful
handcuffs
batter
shears
spinal
windchill
crutch
reflect
mimic
blissful
minus
myself
naming
notice
parent
enjoy
finally
flute
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
BEYE SCHOOL SPELLING BEE-3rd Grade
January 27, 2015
6:30 pm until it’s over!
It’s time for the annual Beye School Spelling Bee for Grades 2 through 5! Third
Graders, we’ll see you in the Beye Auditorium on Tuesday, January 27. Each grade will
compete separately as its own grade group beginning at 6:30 p.m. All students will
receive a prize for participating in this friendly competition.
Word lists and rules are attached to this form. Please take time to study this word list.
The words will be taken right from the attached list, until we exhaust that list. After that
point, we will move to an unpublished challenge list (and for all of you who have been
to spelling bees in the past, you know that your third grader might need to know how
to spell the word “croissant” and second graders should know the word “sunbonnet”).
The details:





Submit your completed registration form by Tuesday, January 20 to your
homeroom teacher (though Walk-ins are welcome, too)
Practice the published word list.
Join us for an informal practice session immediately afterschool on Tuesday,
January 27 (from approximately 3:10 until 3:45).
At 6:30 on the night of the Bee, the 2nd graders take the stage. Each grade level
follows in order.
Direct any questions you may have to Paul Manus [email protected] or Kathy
Stohr [email protected] (or call 383-0326)
Spelling Bee Participation
Name:______________________________________________________________________
Grade:_______________________
Teacher____________________________________
____________________________________
Your Signature
____________________________________
Parent Signature
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
BEYE SCHOOL SPELLING BEE RULES
1. Every student registering for the Spelling Bee will receive a word list from which to study.
2. Word lists will be taken directly from this word list during competition. In the event of a tie,
words will be taken from an unpublished ‘tie breaker’ list.
3. If at any time three consecutive rounds are completed while using the published word list
without any elimination, words from the unpublished list may be used. When the unpublished
word lists are used, alternate spelling will be accepted if found in the dictionary used by the
Judges.
4. Students are asked not to bring the word list to the competition.
5. The Spelling Bee will consist of only one round. Spellers are asked to sit down after misspelling
a word. The round will continue until only 2 spellers are left standing.
6. The Bee will be conducted in rounds by grade. Students will only be competing against others
from the same grade.
7. At the end of the Bee, there will be a champion, a 2nd place and 3rd place finisher for each grade.
8. During competition, each student will be given a word to spell by the Pronouncer. The student is
expected to say the word, spell the word, and say the word again. The student will not be
disqualified if they do not pronounce the word before or after spelling it.
9. If the student misspells the word, they are out of the competition, except when there are two
spellers remaining. (See Rule 17). The next word on the Pronouncer’s list is given to the next
speller.
10. The speller may ask the Pronouncer to repeat the word, define it, and/or use it in a sentence.
11. If a word has a homonym, the Pronouncer will indicate which word is to be spelled.
12. Having started to spell a word, a speller may stop and start over, retracing the spelling from the
beginning, but in retracing there can be no change of letters or their sequence from those first
pronounced. If letters or their sequences are changed in the respelling, the speller is eliminated.
13. The Judges may disqualify any speller who ignores a request to start spelling.
14. The role of the Pronouncer is to correctly pronounce the word and give a definition and/or
sentence at the speller’s request.
15. A maximum of 30 seconds will be allowed to pronounce the word and complete the spelling of
the word.
16. The role of the Judge is to determine whether the student has spelled the word correctly. The
Judge’s decision shall be final on all questions.
17. When there are two spellers remaining, the elimination process changes. When one speller
misspells a word, the other speller is given the same word to spell. If the second speller spells
that word correctly, plus the next word on the Pronouncer’s list, then that speller is declared the
champion. If both spellers misspell the same word, the Bee continues with the speller who first
misspelled the word being given a new word to spell.
18. When there are two spellers remaining and five consecutive rounds are completed without a
winner, the judges may declare a tie.
19. HAVE FUN!!!
*Please contact Kathy Stohr (383-0326, [email protected]) or Paul Manus ([email protected])
if you have any questions.
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
SPELLING BEE 2015
3 GRADE WORD LIST
rd
relief
healthy
always
laundry
leaves
beautiful
wrote
million
believe
multiply
bravest
mustard
breathe
through
overslept
copier
decay
princess
usually
banana
easel
library
expect
nickel
giraffe
recess
balance
assign
courage
bruise
camera
graceful
champion
clothes
different
replied
enough
erase
shouted
shriek
favorite
squeak
forty
surround
friend
terrible
tomorrow
hamburger
umbrella
vegetable
height
weird
trophy
unusual
worst
taught
inventor
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
BEYE SCHOOL SPELLING BEE-4th Grade
January 27, 2015
6:30 p.m. until it’s over
It’s time for the annual Beye School Spelling Bee for Grades 2 through 5! Fourth
graders, please join us on Tuesday, January 27 at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium. Each
grade will compete separately as its own grade group. All students will receive a prize
for participating in this friendly competition.
Word lists and rules are attached to this form. Please take time to study this word list.
The words will be taken right from the attached list, until we exhaust that list. After that
point, we will move to an unpublished challenge list (and for all of you who have been
to spelling bees in the past, you know that your third grader might need to know how
to spell the word “croissant” and second graders should know the word “sunbonnet”).
The details:





Submit your completed registration form by Tuesday, January 20h to your
homeroom teacher (though Walk-ins are welcome, too)
Practice the published word list.
Join us for an informal practice session immediately afterschool on Tuesday,
January 27 (from approximately 3:10 until 3:45).
At 6:30 on the night of the Bee, the 2nd graders take the stage. Each grade level
follows in order.
Direct any questions you may have to Paul Manus [email protected] or Kathy
Stohr [email protected] (or call 383-0326)
Spelling Bee Participation
Name:______________________________________________________________________
Grade:_______________________
Teacher____________________________________
____________________________________
Your Signature
____________________________________
Parent Signature
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
BEYE SCHOOL SPELLING BEE RULES
1. Every student registering for the Spelling Bee will receive a word list from which to study.
2. Word lists will be taken directly from this word list during competition. In the event of a tie,
words will be taken from an unpublished ‘tie breaker’ list.
3. If at any time three consecutive rounds are completed while using the published word list
without any elimination, words from the unpublished list may be used. When the unpublished
word lists are used, alternate spelling will be accepted if found in the dictionary used by the
Judges.
4. Students are asked not to bring the word list to the competition.
5. The Spelling Bee will consist of only one round. Spellers are asked to sit down after misspelling
a word. The round will continue until only 2 spellers are left standing.
6. The Bee will be conducted in rounds by grade. Students will only be competing against others
from the same grade.
7. At the end of the Bee, there will be a champion, a 2nd place and 3rd place finisher for each grade.
8. During competition, each student will be given a word to spell by the Pronouncer. The student is
expected to say the word, spell the word, and say the word again. The student will not be
disqualified if they do not pronounce the word before or after spelling it.
9. If the student misspells the word, they are out of the competition, except when there are two
spellers remaining. (See Rule 17). The next word on the Pronouncer’s list is given to the next
speller.
10. The speller may ask the Pronouncer to repeat the word, define it, and/or use it in a sentence.
11. If a word has a homonym, the Pronouncer will indicate which word is to be spelled.
12. Having started to spell a word, a speller may stop and start over, retracing the spelling from the
beginning, but in retracing there can be no change of letters or their sequence from those first
pronounced. If letters or their sequences are changed in the respelling, the speller is eliminated.
13. The Judges may disqualify any speller who ignores a request to start spelling.
14. The role of the Pronouncer is to correctly pronounce the word and give a definition and/or
sentence at the speller’s request.
15. A maximum of 30 seconds will be allowed to pronounce the word and complete the spelling of
the word.
16. The role of the Judge is to determine whether the student has spelled the word correctly. The
Judge’s decision shall be final on all questions.
17. When there are two spellers remaining, the elimination process changes. When one speller
misspells a word, the other speller is given the same word to spell. If the second speller spells
that word correctly, plus the next word on the Pronouncer’s list, then that speller is declared the
champion. If both spellers misspell the same word, the Bee continues with the speller who first
misspelled the word being given a new word to spell.
18. When there are two spellers remaining and five consecutive rounds are completed without a
winner, the judges may declare a tie.
19. HAVE FUN!!!
*Please contact Kathy Stohr (383-0326, [email protected]) or Paul Manus ([email protected])
if you have any questions.
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
SPELLING BEE 2015
4th Grade Word List
annoyance
appearance
arithmetic
atomic
attitude
automobile
backyard
battle
betray
boredom
extinct
fluid
fourteen
grocer
hibernation
immense
knowledge
launch
lemonade
liquid
obstacle
permission
puzzle
research
scheme
serious
sincerely
skeleton
stampede
suddenly
climbing
confidence
consensus
contrary
convenient
crutches
disaster
discourage
dolphin
dungeon
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
BEYE SCHOOL SPELLING BEE-5th Grade
January 27, starting at 6:30 pm
Attention 5th Graders! It’s time for your final annual Spelling Bee. It’s your last chance
to be part of this tremendously fun and rewarding tradition on January 27 in the
Auditorium. Each grade will compete separately as its own grade group. All students
will receive a prize for participating in this friendly competition.
Word lists and rules are attached to this form. Please take time to study this word list.
The words will be taken right from the attached list, until we exhaust that list. After that
point, we will move to an unpublished challenge list (and for all of you who have been
to spelling bees in the past, you know that your third grader might need to know how
to spell the word “croissant” and second graders should know the word “sunbonnet”).
The details:





Submit your completed registration form by Tuesday, January 20h to your
homeroom teacher (though Walk-ins are welcome, too)
Practice the published word list.
Join us for an informal practice session immediately afterschool on Tuesday,
January 27 (from approximately 3:10 until 3:45).
At 6:30 on the night of the Bee, the 2nd graders take the stage. Each grade level
follows in order.
Direct any questions you may have to Paul Manus [email protected] or Kathy
Stohr [email protected] (or call 383-0326)
Spelling Bee Participation
Name:______________________________________________________________________
Grade:_______________________
Teacher____________________________________
____________________________________
Your Signature
____________________________________
Parent Signature
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
BEYE SCHOOL SPELLING BEE RULES
1. Every student registering for the Spelling Bee will receive a word list from which to study.
2. Word lists will be taken directly from this word list during competition. In the event of a tie,
words will be taken from an unpublished ‘tie breaker’ list.
3. If at any time three consecutive rounds are completed while using the published word list
without any elimination, words from the unpublished list may be used. When the unpublished
word lists are used, alternate spelling will be accepted if found in the dictionary used by the
Judges.
4. Students are asked not to bring the word list to the competition.
5. The Spelling Bee will consist of only one round. Spellers are asked to sit down after misspelling
a word. The round will continue until only 2 spellers are left standing.
6. The Bee will be conducted in rounds by grade. Students will only be competing against others
from the same grade.
7. At the end of the Bee, there will be a champion, a 2nd place and 3rd place finisher for each grade.
8. During competition, each student will be given a word to spell by the Pronouncer. The student is
expected to say the word, spell the word, and say the word again. The student will not be
disqualified if they do not pronounce the word before or after spelling it.
9. If the student misspells the word, they are out of the competition, except when there are two
spellers remaining. (See Rule 17). The next word on the Pronouncer’s list is given to the next
speller.
10. The speller may ask the Pronouncer to repeat the word, define it, and/or use it in a sentence.
11. If a word has a homonym, the Pronouncer will indicate which word is to be spelled.
12. Having started to spell a word, a speller may stop and start over, retracing the spelling from the
beginning, but in retracing there can be no change of letters or their sequence from those first
pronounced. If letters or their sequences are changed in the respelling, the speller is eliminated.
13. The Judges may disqualify any speller who ignores a request to start spelling.
14. The role of the Pronouncer is to correctly pronounce the word and give a definition and/or
sentence at the speller’s request.
15. A maximum of 30 seconds will be allowed to pronounce the word and complete the spelling of
the word.
16. The role of the Judge is to determine whether the student has spelled the word correctly. The
Judge’s decision shall be final on all questions.
17. When there are two spellers remaining, the elimination process changes. When one speller
misspells a word, the other speller is given the same word to spell. If the second speller spells
that word correctly, plus the next word on the Pronouncer’s list, then that speller is declared the
champion. If both spellers misspell the same word, the Bee continues with the speller who first
misspelled the word being given a new word to spell.
18. When there are two spellers remaining and five consecutive rounds are completed without a
winner, the judges may declare a tie.
19. HAVE FUN!!!
*Please contact Kathy Stohr (383-0326, [email protected]) or Paul Manus ([email protected])
if you have any questions.
Spelling.
Spelling. Bee There. 1.27.15
SPELLING BEE 2015
5th Grade Word List
boycott
memorize
harangue
repeat
cemetery
accommodate
devious
penalty
quiver
unfamiliar
excellence
trombone
pretend
relic
advertise
intrigue
flippant
tongue
embarrass
exaggerate
chamber
television
condescend
purposeful
grief
nominee
vitamins
restaurant
disturbance
amnesia
politeness
inexpensive
silliest
nonchalant
punctual
ballerina
parallel
luxury
turquoise
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treats! 24-.78 oz. packs/$8.59
FREE
3496 GoGo SqueeZ™ Applesauce
Nothing but apples. Easy-to-go pouch. No
refrigeration, no spoon, no mess, no added
sugar! 18-3.2 oz./$13.29 $12.29
36¢
each
3436 Colby Jack Snack Sticks
Individually wrapped for convenience.
24-.83 oz. sticks/$9.99 $9.49
40 ¢
each
Salad To
Go Cup
with $40 purchase*
See page 8 for details.
Comes with a
FREE Recipe
Card and $2 in
Coupons inside!
Prices valid for sale dates 1/4/15 – 1/31/15
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4¢
per se
rving
3248 Turkey Burritos
8162 “Extra Young” Tiny Peas
The sweetest peas that’ll ever roll off your fork. Extra
young for extra flavor. 2-2 lb. resealable bags/$9.69 $9.19
Guilt-free burrito with turkey, black
beans, corn & cheese in a hearty
Ultragrain® tortilla. 6-5 oz./$9.49 $8.99
4761 Greek Yogurt Apple Cakes
Greek yogurt, apples & cinnamon. A great
breakfast or snack. Nothing artificial.
Indiv. wrapped. 6-3 oz./$9.49 $8.99
3218 Lemon Pepper
ChicNSteakes
Moist, flavored chicken breast. Individually
wrapped. Hand trimmed. 8-4 oz./$11.99 $10.99
3499 30 Count String Cheese
37¢
each
Pack the snack that’s packed with calcium. A
creamy taste kids love that you can feel good
about. 80 calories. 30-1 oz. sticks/$11.99 $10.99
Look for the
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5111 Fruit Singles®
Sweet chunks of peaches and
strawberries packed in natural white
grape juice. 12-4 oz. cups/$11.99 $10.99
3184 Naked Broccoli and Cheese
Stuffed Chicken
180 delicious calories! Boneless chicken
breasts stuffed with broccoli and a blend of
cheeses. 4-5 oz./$12.49 $11.49
8203 Zucchini Munchtables
7
1¢
per se
rving
Delicious zucchini slices with a
seasoned light crunchy crouton coating.
No trans fats. 3-10 oz. bags/$8.99 $8.49
8190 Sweet Corn Cob
Minis
6
9¢
per se
rving
Summer sweet corn in 6 min. Sweet &
delicious! 2-4 pack/$5.99 $5.49
2
4
4¢
per se
rving
3173 Diced Chicken Tenderloins
8175 Baby Baked Potatoes
8168 Gourmet Green
Beans
All-white meat, fully cooked.
2-1 lb. bags/$14.99
Fully baked miniature potatoes,
lightly seasoned.
2 lb. resealable bag/$10.59 $9.59
Flash frozen within hours of picking.
2-2 lb. resealable bags/$10.29 $9.29
Taste for Health
2162 Fish Sticks
One taste and you’ll be hooked!
Our panko breaded, all natural fish
sticks are cut from mild & flaky whole
Alaskan pollock filets. 2 lbs./$10.69 $9.69
1682 Dijon Encrusted Pork Chops
Boneless Dijon chops with a great crunch. Juicy on the
inside. Bakes up in 25 min. 4-5 oz./$12.69 $11.69
8107 Nesquik® Low Fat Chocolate Milk
All items contain
no more than 300
calories, 10g total fat
& 600mg sodium.
Cool packaging can be stored at room temp yet still
delivers the 100% chocolaty milk kids crave.
24-8 oz. plastic bottles/$19.99 $17.99
4291 Cheese Ravioli
6
8¢
per se
rving
Homemade Italian taste. Pasta filled
with creamy ricotta. Sass it up with sauce.
76-82 raviolis/3 lbs./$9.99 $9.49
2082 Wild Alaskan Grilled Salmon
Get your fill of fresh grilled taste anytime.
Boneless, skinless, fully cooked.
6-4 oz. fillets/$16.99 $15.99
4270 Fire-Roasted
Root Vegetables
8
9¢
per se
rving
Fire-roasted sweet potatoes, turnips, yellow carrots,
red onion, purple & yellow potatoes. 2 lbs./$9.79
8130 Asparagus Spears
8
3¢
per se
rving
Extra thin & tender spears picked
fresh & flash frozen to seal in vitamins
and superior taste.
2-1.1 lb. bags/$10.99 $9.99
8180 Supersweet Corn
1122 Fully Cooked Pot Roast
Three times sweeter and crispier than any
traditional sweet corn variety.
2-2 lb. resealable bags/$8.99 $8.49
Just like grandma’s but faster. So juicy,
it flakes off the fork. Robust gravy.
2.25 lbs./$17.69
1318 Boneless Pork Chops
Juicy, tender, restaurant style chops cut
from the center of the loin.
6-5 oz./$12.29 $11.29
4068 Fully Cooked
Bacon Slices
Sizzlin’ with rich hickory smoked flavor,
this will tempt your nose & taste buds.
40 slices/$16.99
3240 100 Calorie Turkey Filets
4281 Sweet Potato Fries
Plump, delicious and portion controlled.
22 grams of protein and 98% fat free.
6-3.75 oz./$13.69 $12.69
Full of vitamins. No trans fats. These fries
bake up crispy. 130 calories. 4.5 grams
of fat! 2-1 lb. bags/$9.29 $8.79
3
4160 Spinach Artichoke Dip
GAME DAY
FAVORITES
Restaurant-inspired recipe that makes
a great snack or party appetizer. Just
heat & enjoy! 2-12 oz/$9.99 $9.49
7084 Mac ‘N’ Cheese Pizza
A crispy pizza crust topped with
elbow Mac ‘N’ Cheese. Bakes
up bubbly & delicious!
2 pizzas/$12.99 $11.99
7832 Angus Sliders
100% Angus beef with cheese,
served on hearth baked rolls.
Individually wrapped.
10-2.45 oz./$14.49 $13.49
2188 Calamari
Lightly coated calamari rings bake to a gentle
crunch in under 15 min. Amazing appetizer!
2-8 oz. bags/$10.89
4042 Breaded Mozarella Sticks
With Sauce
6
6¢
per se
rving
Stretchy, chewy and covered with an Italian style
breading. Ready in minutes.
35-45 sticks/6 sauce packets/3.25 lbs./$14.29 $13.29
1255 French Dip
Loads of roast beef sliced ultra thin.
With seasoned au jus. Fully cooked.
95% fat free. 36 oz. tub/$10.99 $10.49
4135 Three Cheese Stuffed Dipper
Ring of handmade pizza crust oozing with cheese.
18 oz./6 oz. sauce/$7.49 $6.99
8
4¢
per se
rving
7050 Boneless Pork Riblets
Fully cooked, glazed with BBQ sauce.
36-37 pieces/1.75 lbs./$13.79
4
7081 Cheese Pizzas
Crispy and delicious. Extra thin.
Top seller. 3-12 inch/$12.99 $11.99
6020 Cheddar & Bacon
Potato Skins
Potatoes with cheddar cheese &
bacon bits.
Approx. 15 pieces/1 lb./$7.99 $7.49
4030 Buffalo ChickenSticks
Buffalo wing taste in a crunchy
spring roll.
2.5 lbs./approx. 40 sticks/$12.79 $11.79
COMPLETE ITEM LIST FOR JANUARY 2015
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Meat
___ 1264 Mixed Grill
4-1/4 lb Patties, 4-ChicNSteakes,
4-Boneless Pork Chops/ $17.99
___ 3
235 Chicken Alfredo
Skillet Meal
30 oz./$14.99
___ 3048 Chicken Cordon Bleu
Beef
___ 1094 1/4 lb. Beef Patties
96-120 pieces/3 lb. resealable
bag/$14.99
10-4 oz./$14.99
___ 1277 100 Calorie Steaks
6-3.75 oz./$15.89
___ 1332 All Beef Hot Dogs
12-2.67 oz./$11.99
___ 1255 French Dip
36 oz. tub/$10.99 $10.49
___ 1122 Fully Cooked Pot Roast
2.25 lbs./$17.69
___ 1
058 Ground Beef 85% Lean
4-1 lb. pkg./$21.49
___ 7630 Hearty Beef Stew
2.25 lb. bag/$12.99
___ 1
096 Home-Style Gravy &
Beef Tips
2.5 lb. pouch/$14.99
___ 1215 Italian Style Meatballs
59-71 pieces/3 lb. resealable
bag/$15.99
___ 7058 Meat Loaf Slices
8-3.5 oz./$12.99
___ 1304 Petite Filet Mignon
4-4 oz./$19.99
___ 1356 Sirloin Steaks
4-6 oz/$14.49
Pork
___ 1226 Bacon Wrapped
Tournedos
6-4 oz./$12.59
___ 1202 Barbecued Pork
2-1.5 lb. tubs/$16.69
___ 1318 Boneless Pork Chops
6-5 oz./$12.29 $11.29
___ 7050 Boneless Pork Riblets
36-37 pieces/1.75 lbs./$13.79
___ 1
682 Dijon Encrusted
Pork Chops
4-5 oz./$12.69 $11.69
___ 1257 Italian Pork Loin
3 lbs./$9.49
___ 3108 Chicken Fries
___ 3027 Chicken Gems®
___ 1316 Stuffed Pork Chops
4-8 oz./$14.99
___ 1192 Stuffed Pork Roast
3 lbs./$15.69
4-6 servings/2.4 lbs./$14.99 $13.99
___ 3070 Chicken Tenders
2 lb. resealable bag/$14.79
___ 3069 ChicNSteakes
12-4 oz./$14.99 $13.99
___ 3
091 Crème Brie Stuffed
Chicken Breast
4-6 oz./$13.99
___ 3173 Diced Chicken
Tenderloins
2-1 lb. bags/$14.99
___ 3
193 Fully Cooked Turkey
Sausage Links
40 links/2 lb. resealable bag/
$9.99
___ 3153 General Tso’s Chicken
4-10 oz. trays/$11.99
___ 3
198 Gourmet Bistro
Chicken
2-1/2 Chickens/$12.99
___ 7
170 Individual Chicken
Pot Pies
4-10 oz. trays/$9.99
___ 3
218 Lemon Pepper
ChicNSteakes
8-4 oz./$11.99 $10.99
___ 3
161 Naked 4 Cheese Stuffed
Chicken Breast
4-5 oz./$12.49
___ 3
184 Naked Broccoli &
Cheese Stuffed Chicken
Breast
97% fat free. 2.5 lbs./$16.99
2.5 lbs./$12.99
___ 7091 Chicken Stir-Fry Kit
___ 1
144 Petite Boneless
Sliced Ham
8-3.55 oz./$15.49
___ 7138 Chicken Pot Pie
1.5 lbs./$9.49
3 lb. resealable bag/$14.99
___ 3
103 Chicken Parmesan
Patties
___ 1288 Peppercorn Pork Loin
8-6 oz./$15.99
4-5 oz./$12.49 $11.49
___ 3
226 Naked Bruschetta
Stuffed Chicken Breast
4-5 oz./$12.49
___ 3
190 Naked Cordon Bleu
Stuffed Chicken Breast
4-5 oz./$12.49
___ 3
174 Naked Mushroom
Stuffed Chicken Breast
Seafood
___ 2117 Battered Alaska Cod
2-12 oz. bags/$11.69
___ 2188 Calamari
2-8 oz. bags/$10.89
___ 2145 Crab Cakes
___ 5178 Mini Breakfast Bagels
51-60 per lb./1 lb./$15.59
6-5 oz. fillets/$19.99
___ 5190 Petite Banana Breads
1.5 lbs/$15.79
4-5 oz./$13.39
2.5 lb. pouch/$10.99
3 lb. resealable bag/$13.99
6-3.6 oz./$9.69
___ 5004 Sweet Belgian Waffles
12-1.9 oz./$9.79
___ 2125 Naked Haddock Fillets
___ 5
094 Ultimate Breakfast
Cookie
___ 2
129 Oven Ready Breaded
Coconut Shrimp
___ 4
940 Zucchini Cranberry
Bread Slices
___ 2405 Oven-Ready
Butterfly Shrimp
Side Dishes
6 - 4 oz. /$16.99
31-37 pieces/1.5 lbs./$17.29
18-25 per lb./2 lbs./$19.49
___ 2
171 Premier Popcorn
Shrimp
67-98 pieces/1.5 lbs./$9.59
___ 2050 Seasoned Salmon
4-5 oz./$18.49
___ 2
092 Sweet Potato
Encrusted Pollock
1.5 lbs./$10.49
___ 2074 Tilapia Fillets
5-8 fillets/1.5 lbs./$14.39
___ 2082 Wild Alaskan
Grilled Salmon
6-4 oz. fillets/$16.99 $15.99
___ 2195 Wood Roasted
Wild Salmon
4-5 oz./$17.49
Breakfast
___ 5119 Breakfast Casserole
2-1.5 lb. trays/$12.69
___ 2281 Breakfast Pizzas
6-6 inch pizzas/$11.49
___ 5
160 Chocolate Chip
Mini Pancakes
2-48 packs/1.65 lbs./$11.99
8-3.6 oz./$10.79
44-48 sticks/2 lbs./$9.29
12-2.5 oz./$11.99
43-45 sticks/2.5 lbs./$8.39
40 slices/$16.99
12-2.2 oz./$9.99
8-3.6 oz./$11.79
___ 8205 9-Grain Orzo Blend
1.5 lbs./$8.99
___ 8130 Asparagus Spears
2-1.1 lb. bags/$10.99 $9.99
___ 8175 Baby Baked Potatoes
2 lb. resealable bag/$10.59 $9.59
___ 8
189 Baja Roasted
Corn Blend
2 lb. resealable bag/$7.99
___ 2245 Bosco® Breadsticks
18-3.1 oz./$13.99 $12.99
___ 4688 Broccoli Florets
2-2 lb. resealable bags/$9.49 $8.99
___ 8197 California Blend
2-2 lb. resealable bags/$9.49
___ 8160 Cheesy
Hashbrown Bake
28 oz. tray/$8.39
___ 8162 “Extra Young” Tiny Peas
2-2 lb. resealable bags/$9.69 $9.19
___ 4288 Farmer’s Market Blend
2 lb. resealable bag/$7.99
___ 4
270 Fire-Roasted Root
Vegetables
2 lbs./$9.79
___ 4
261 Five Cheese Garlic
Toast
16 slices/$6.99
___ 7782 French Breadsticks
20-1.5 oz./$9.79
___ 4223 Garlic Knots
18 count/$10.29
___ 8168 Gourmet Green Beans
2-2 lb. resealable bags/
$10.29 $9.29
___ 8
137 Green Bean
Munchtables
3-10 oz. bags/$8.99
___ 7792 Home-Style Biscuit
Dough
*Total price based on actual weight
12-2 oz./$9.89
8-3.15 oz./$10.99
___ 2144 Mediterranean Tilapia
___ 7054 Chicken & Dumplings
6-5 oz./$9.49 $8.99
4-5 oz./$18.49
___ 3
008 Whole Grain Chicken
Nuggets LM
15-17 pieces/3 lbs./$13.99 $12.99
18 bagels/$7.99
___ 2
014 Lemon Pepper Breaded
Haddock Fillets
___ 4
068 Fully Cooked
Bacon Slices
8-4 oz./$12.79
___ 5
098 Mini Sausage, Egg &
Cheese Sandwiches
9-3.6 oz./$15.49
___ 3248 Turkey Burritos
18-3 packs/3.75 in. dia./3
lbs./$10.69
___ 2
178 Lemon Parmesan
Salmon
___ 5131 French Toast Sticks
6-3.75 oz./$13.69 $12.69
18-1 oz./$9.99
___ 5157 Mini Cheese Omelets
___ 3
171 Breaded Chicken
Breast Patties
4-6 lbs.* @ $5.19 per lb.
___ 2189 Krispy Krunchy Cod
___ 3072 Teriyaki ChicNSteakes
6-4 oz./$9.69
___ 2
041 Gourmet Stuffed
Flounder
___ 5086 Cinnamon Scones
___ 3
240 100 Calorie Turkey
Filets
___ 5091 Microwave Pancakes
2 lbs./$10.69 $9.69
___ 5
169 Cinnamon Crunch
French Toast Bites
2-3 pieces/2.25 lbs./$14.69 $13.69
Poultry
2.5 lbs./$13.99 $12.99
6-3 oz./$9.49 $8.99
___ 5
044 Ham, Egg White,
Cheese English Muffin
___ 2141 Garlic & Herb Shrimp
___ 3
178 Oven Ready Boneless
Turkey Breast
4-5 oz./$12.49
___ 2162 Fish Sticks
8-2 oz./$15.49
___ 4
823 Cinnamon Coffee
Cake Slices
___ 4761 Greek Yogurt
Apple Cakes
___ 5080 Kellogg’s® Frosted
Flakes™ Bowls
___ 3231 Orange Chicken
___ 1108 Whole Pork
Tenderloins
EZ ORDER
22-24 pieces/3.75 lbs./$9.49
5
___ 4694 Mashed Potato Patties
12-3 oz./resealable bag/$8.49
___ 4160 Spinach Artichoke Dip
2-12 oz/$9.99 $9.49
___ 4203 Matchstick Vegetables
with Garlic Sauce NEW
___ 4
108 Stuffed Appetizer
Bread
___ 8174 Nantucket Island Blend
2-1 lb. steam bags/$8.49
2 lb. resealable bag/$7.99
___ 7
787 Praline Sweet
Potato Casserole
2 lb. tray/$9.99
___ 4
680 Quick ‘n’ Crispy
Shoestring French Fries
2.5 lb. resealable bag/$8.39 $7.89
___ 4211 Seasoned Wedge Fries
2 lbs./$6.99 $6.49
___ 3398 Soft Pretzel Breadsticks
12-2.4 oz./$9.89
___ 4098 Steakhouse
Onion Rings
2 lbs./$8.39
___ 8180 Supersweet Corn
2-2 lb. resealable bags/$8.99 $8.49
___ 4615 Sweet Corn Casserole
2 lb. tray/$9.99
___ 8190 Sweet Corn Cob Minis
2-4 pack/$5.99 $5.49
___ 8132 Sweet Potato Biscuits
25-2.15 oz./$11.99
___ 4281 Sweet Potato Fries
2-1 lb. bags/$9.29 $8.79
___ 4250 Sweet Potato Medley
1.5 lb. resealable bag/$9.89
___ 4
277 Three Cheese Twice
Baked Potatoes
10-5 oz. portions/$10.99
___ 7763 Vegetable Fried Rice
2-1 lb. rice & sauce/$8.99
___ 8193 Vegetable Orzo Blend
1.5 lbs/$8.99
2-10 oz./$4.99
___ 8203 Zucchini Munchtables
3-10 oz. bags/$8.99 $8.49
Appetizers
___ 7832 Angus Sliders
10-2.45 oz./$14.49 $13.49
___ 4
042 Breaded Mozzarella
Sticks with Sauce
35-45 stcks/6 sce packts/
3.25 lbs./$14.29 $13.29
___ 4030 Buffalo Chicken Sticks
2.5 lbs./approx. 40 sticks/
$12.79 $11.79
4 sandwiches/2.25 lbs./
$14.99 $13.99
___ 7
173 Turkey & Cheese
Pretzel Sandwich
___ 3
366 Whole Grain PB&J
Grahamwiches
Pizza & Pasta
___ 7021 Uno’s® Pepperoni
Tastefulls™
2-22 oz. loaves/$13.29
18 oz./6 oz. sauce/$7.49 $6.99
___ 7
135 Cheese Lasagna
Rollups
12-2.75 oz./$11.99 $10.99
___ 3
455 Cheese Pizza
Eat-zzasTM
6-5 inch/$8.99
___ 7
144 Chicken & Cheese
Ravioli
76-82 raviolis/3 lbs./$9.99 $9.49
1.5 lbs/$6.99 $6.49
___ 4
608 Easy Serve Mac &
Cheese by Kraft®
8-7 oz. packages/$10.99 $9.99
___ 7095 Fiesta Pizza
___ 7084 Mac ‘N’ Cheese Pizza
2 pizzas/$12.99 $11.99
___ 7068 Margherita Flatbread
12.75 oz./$6.99
___ 4035 Mediterranean Pizzas
2-7x9 inch/$8.99 $8.49
___ 3
456 Pepperoni Pizza
Eat-zzas™
6-5 inch/$8.99
___ 7088 Pepperoni Thin
Crust Pizza
3-12 inch/$14.29
___ 7179 Roasted Vegetable
Manicotti NEW
2-14 oz. trays/$10.49
___ 7171 Spaghetti Pie
2-28 oz./$15.49
___ 7076 Stuffed Eggplant
8-3.5 oz. pcs./$11.79
2-10 inch/$13.49
1.5 lbs/$9.49
Soup & Sandwiches
10 inch/$12.00
72 pieces/3 lbs./$7.99 $7.49
12-2.5 oz./$10.39
___ 7680 Chocolate-Chocolate
Chip Cakes
12-2 oz. individual cakes/$10.49
___ 4
795 Fudge Dipped
Brownie Pops
8-2 oz./$8.79
___ 4
750 Fudge Dipped
Cheesecake Pops
8-1.8 oz./$8.79
Snacks
___ 3
499 30 Count String
Cheese
30-1 oz. sticks/$11.99 $10.99
___ 8858 American Cheese
72 slices/3 lbs./$14.49
25-.75 oz bags/$8.59 $8.09
___ 3
436 Colby Jack Snack
Sticks
24-.83 oz. sticks/$9.99 $9.49
31-33 pieces/2 lbs./$11.99
6-4.8 oz./$13.49
8-2.7 oz./$9.89 $9.39
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Change of Name/Address/Phone
24-8 oz. plastic bottles/$19.99 $17.99
24-10 oz. plastic bottles/$18.59
ICON GUIDE
Taste for Health®
Contain no more than
300 calories, 10g total fat &
600mg sodium per serving.
Market Day Naturals®
No preservatives, artificial
flavors or colors and have
0 grams trans fat.
Microwaveable
Easily prepared with great
results in the microwave.
Quick Cook
Check website for most
up-to-date info.
Gluten Free
___ 3426 Fruit Snacks Variety Pk
USDA Choice Meat
USDA grade of Choice is
known for exquisite taste
and tenderness.
12-4 oz. cups/$11.99 $10.99
28-.84 oz. pouches/$7.99
25-.9 oz. pouches/$6.99
18-3.2 oz./$13.29
18-3.2 oz./$13.29 $12.29
6-3.1 oz./$9.79
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New Customer
___ 8088 Nestle® Juicy
Juice®-Apple
Check website for most
up-to-date info.
___ 3465 Hummus & Pita Chips
___ 8107 Nesquik® Low Fat
Chocolate Milk
___ 5111 Fruit Singles
®
___ 3434 PB&J Squarewiches®
28-32 pieces/1.25 lbs./$10.49
___ 4
067 Mini Chicken Cordon
Bleu Bites
___ 8
118 Gatorade Kid-Size
Variety Pack
Peanut/Nut Free
12-1 oz. bags/$12.99
___ 3
496 GoGo SqueeZ™
Applesauce
LM
30-1.25 oz. pouches/$13.99
___ 3461 Cheez-It® Snack Pks
___ 6
153 Chop House®
Cheeseburgers
___ 7851 Li’l Bagel Dogs®
32 oz. pouch/$9.69 $9.19
From freezer to table in
15 minutes or less.
___ 4048 Egg Rolls w/Sauce
___ 6023 Flavored Hot Cocoa
___ 3
447 Brownie Brittle
Variety Pack
___ 3
440 GoGo SqueeZ™
Apple Strawberry
32 oz. pouch/$9.99 $9.49
12-2.2 oz. sandwiches/$11.89
Beverages
8-3 oz. cups/$8.49
___ 4
662 Chocolate Peanut
Butter Crispy Treats
___ 7
151 Cheesy Baked
Potato Soup
___ 3
402 Chocolate Chip Cookie
Dough Cups
___ 7
159 Wild Mushroom
Ravioli LM
2-24 oz. trays/$9.99
___ 4
809 Chocolate Chip
Cookie Dough
___ 7074 Supreme Thin
Crust Pizza
24-.84 oz./$8.99 $8.49
28-12 oz. plastic bottles/$18.99
___ 4623 Apple Deep Dish Pie
2-12 inch/$10.99
8-4 oz./$11.69
___ 4726 Apple Crisp
___ 4291 Cheese Ravioli
6-4 oz. ind. wrapped/$10.99
___ 4910 Apple Blossoms®
3-12 inch/$12.99 $11.99
6-5 oz./$14.39 $13.39
Desserts
___ 7081 Cheese Pizzas
6-4.7 oz./$10.29 $9.29
___ 3
409 Giant Cinnamon
Goldfish® Grahams
24-1.5 oz. egg rolls/3 sauce
packets/$14.49
NEW
24-.78 oz. packs/$8.59
___ 4
135 Three Cheese
Stuffed Dipper
___ 7
168 Broccoli &
Cheddar Soup
Approx. 15 pieces/1 lb./$7.99 $7.49
___ 6
166 Quaker Chewy®
Granola Bar Variety Pack
___ 6
020 Cheddar & Bacon
Potato Skins
___ 3478 OREO® Cookies
___ 7123 Pretzel Dogs
___ 8
145 Whole Grain Sweet
Pea Blend
___ 7007 Philly Cheese Steak Kit
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4680 Quick 'n' Crispy Shoestring
French Fries
6
1¢
per se
rving
Tender potato inside, golden and crunchy
on the outside. 2.5 lb. resealable bag/$8.39 $7.89
4608 Easy Serve Mac & Cheese
by Kraft®
Classic Mac & Cheese in frozen,
microwavable, single-serve pouches.
A Market Day exclusive.
8-7 oz. packages/$10.99 $9.99
3231 Orange Chicken
Stir-fry meal with all white meat chicken,
crisp veggies & tangy orange sauce. No
preservatives. 2-22 oz./$13.99 $12.99
4035 Mediterranean Pizzas
Spinach, tomatoes, mozzarella and
feta on a thin, crispy crust.
2-7x9 inch/$8.99 $8.49
4662 Chocolate Peanut
Butter Crispy Treats
Melt in your mouth. Chewy, crisp
& delicious. 12-2.5 oz./$10.39
6
5¢
per se
rving
4211 Seasoned Wedge
Fries
32 ¢
each
3461 Cheez-It Snack Packs
®
Crispy and savory skin-on potato
seasoned wedge fries. Great side or
flavorful appetizer. 2 lbs./$6.99 $6.49
Cheez-It® Baked Crackers with 9g of whole
grain in each 100 Calorie Pack. Item not in
stores! 25-.75 oz bags/$8.59 $8.09
7091 Chicken Stir-Fry Kit
35¢
Stir-fry has never been easier!
4-6 servings/2.4 lbs./$14.99 $13.99
each
6166 Quaker® Chewy
Granola Bar Variety Pack
8g whole grains. No high fructose
corn syrup. Three varieties.
24-.84 oz./$8.99 $8.49
2
2¢
per se
rving
7135 Cheese Lasagna Rollups
4809 Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
These mega drops of cookie dough are ready to bake into
the perfect kid-sized cookie. Tons of chocolate chips.
Soft and sensational. 72 pieces/3 lbs./$7.99 $7.49
A trio of Italian cheeses in a curly
lasagna noodle. Top with your own
sauce. 12-2.75 oz./$11.99 $10.99
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7123 Pretzel Dogs
Soups & Sandwiches
Delicious all-beef hot dog wrapped in a tasty
soft pretzel bread. Enjoy as a quick snack or
meal. Individually wrapped. Heat & enjoy!
6-4.7 oz./$10.29 $9.29
7151 Cheesy Baked
Potato Soup
The Big Cheese of Soups. Potatoes,
cheddar, crispy bacon, sour cream
& butter. Heat & serve. 32 oz. pouch/$9.69 $9.19
7007 Philly Cheese Steak Kit
Includes beef, rolls, onions and
mozzarella.
4 sandwiches/2.25 lbs./$14.99 $13.99
8
1¢
per se
rving
3171 Breaded Chicken
Breast Patties
Fully cooked, crunchy golden breading.
15-17 pieces/3 lbs./$13.99 $12.99
6153 Chop House® Cheeseburger
7168 Broccoli Cheddar Soup
100% beef topped with Kraft® American
cheese. 6-4.8 oz./$13.49
Made with real cheddar cheese,
cream & broccoli.
32 oz. pouch/$9.99 $9.49
3434 PB&J Squarewiches®
White whole grain crustless
sandwich. 8-2.8 oz./$9.89 $9.39
Your Way
7173 Turkey and Cheese Pretzel
Sandwich
Lean white meat turkey & American
cheese. 6-5 oz./$14.39 $13.39
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