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6/21/16 PRODUCT LISTING Page 1 for WAREHOUSE SCHIFF'S FOOD SERVICE, INC. FM1C1 FM11F1CL date- 6/21/16 PRODUCT LISTING Page 1 FOR WAREHOUSE- 1 ********************************************* ***** MISC NON FOODS CLOSEOUTS ***** ********************************************* ITEM# PACK SIZE UPC NUMBER DESCRIPTION 10130 1 1 DOZEN T015FSLF PACKER XX FORK NEW RIM SALAD / PASTR 11050 1 1 CT 429 PACKER XX FRYER BASKET 17X8X6" 111035 1 2 DOZEN HO656 LIBBEY XX CHAMPAGNE FLUTE 5.75OZ 282154 1 500 CT. 1343401 PACKER SO TRAY NACHO 5X6 2 COMPARTME ********************************************* ***** SODA RECLASSED 1/96 ***** ********************************************* ITEM# PACK SIZE UPC NUMBER DESCRIPTION 208815 24 12 OZ. SUPER SO SODA GINGER ALE (SUPER CH 208912 12 12 OZ PEPSI SODA PEPSI 208914 12 12 OZ PEPSI SODA DIET PEPSI 208916 12 12 OZ. PEPSI SODA PEPSI DIET CAFFEINE FREE 208917 12 12 OZ. CANADA SO SODA 7-UP 208918 12 12 OZ. PEPSI SODA PEPSI CAFFEINE FREE 208931 12 12 OZ PEPSI SODA WILD CHERRY PEPSI 208932 12 12 OZ PEPSI SODA MOUNTAIN DEW 208938 12 12 OZ PEPSI SODA MUGG'S ROOT BEER 208941 12 12 OZ PEPSI SODA LIPTON ICE TEA 208943 12 12 OZ. 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PACKER OLIVE KALAMATA LARGE PITTED 232218 1 12KILO 40010 KONTOS OLIVE KALAMATA WITH PITS 232219 6 2 KG. 16115 AMBROS OLIVE GREEK COUNTRY MIX #1611 232240 1 7.5 LB. Q52NOR NORPAC SO OLIVE STUFFED W/FETA #O52N 232242 1 7.5 LB. 565379 NORPAC SO OLIVE STUFD.W/SUN DRIED TO SCHIFF'S FOOD SERVICE, INC. FM1C1 FM11F1CL date- 6/21/16 PRODUCT LISTING Page 2 FOR WAREHOUSE- 1 ********************************************* ***** PICKLES/PEPPERS/OLIVES ***** ********************************************* ITEM# PACK SIZE UPC NUMBER DESCRIPTION 232244 1 7.5 LB. 565375 NORPAC SO OLIVE STUFFED W/BLEU CHEES 234010 4 1 GAL 2987 PACKER PEPPER HOT BANANA SLICED RING 234020 4 1 GAL AMBROS PEPPER WHOLE HOT CHERRY RED & 234030 4 1 GAL 2984 B & G PEPPER HOT SLICED CHERRY 234050 4 1 GAL. 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Q40NOR NORPAC SO SWEET PEPPS GARLIC & HERB 234327 2 105 OZ. 65428700054 5 PEPPAD PEPPADEW PIQUANTE RED WH.MILD 264329 12 3.5 OZ. 25422 AMBROS SO PEPPERCORN GREEN IN BRINE 455146 1 5 GAL 50040 PATRIO PICKLES DILL WHOLE KOSHER 60C 455154 1 4 GAL 42001 PATRIO PICKLES DILL WHOLE SOUR 150CT 455155 1 5 GAL 50130 PATRIO PICKLES DILL SPEAR KOSHER 300 455156 1 5 GAL 50120 PATRIO PICKLES DILL SPEARS KOSHER 20 455157 1 5 GAL 50143 PATRIO PICKLES DILL SPEAR KOSHER 400 455172 1 2.5 GAL 20063 PATRIO PICKLE CHIP HORSERADISH 455176 1 5 GAL 511/50205 PATRIO PICKLES DILL CHIPS KOSHER 100 455180 1 5 GAL 50220 PATRIO PICKLES DILL CHIPS 1/2"KK KOS 455183 1 5 GAL 51004XG PATRIO PI PICKLES DILL WHOLE HALF SO ********************************************* ***** DRY PASTA/POTATO/VEG/RICE ***** ********************************************* ITEM# PACK SIZE UPC NUMBER DESCRIPTION 202109 6 #10 CAN 122842 LIBBY SO PEAS & CARROTS #4309 202690 6 5.44 LB 40132 TRUREC POTATO INST.MASHED W/ VITAMIN 202717 12 28 OZ. 76468 BASIC POTATO PEARLS EXCEL 202720 24 13 OZ. 00311 IDAHOA POTATO REAL MASHED #00311 202721 24 16.4 OZ 00338 IDAHOA XX POTATO BABY REDS MASHED #0 202725 6 3.24 LB 2970020405 IDAHOA POTATO REAL MASHED #20405 202730 6 2.125 # 00808 IDAHOA POTATO REAL HASH BROWNS #0080 202732 12 20.35 Z 00888 IDAHOA POTATO AU GRATIN #00888 202733 12 20.35 Z 00889 IDAHOA POTATO SCALLOPED W/ SCE.MIX #0 SCHIFF'S FOOD SERVICE, INC. FM1C1 FM11F1CL date- 6/21/16 PRODUCT LISTING Page 3 FOR WAREHOUSE- 1 ********************************************* ***** DRY PASTA/POTATO/VEG/RICE ***** ********************************************* ITEM# PACK SIZE UPC NUMBER DESCRIPTION 202745 12 28 OZ. 2970000365 IDAHOA POTATO MASHD PREMIUM HOMESTYL 202751 4 32.9 OZ 2970000390 IDAHOA SO TATER TUMBLER APPETIZER MI 202753 8 32 OZ. 2970000341 IDAHOA SO POTATO BUTTERY HOMESTYL #0 202755 2 10 LB. 2970000380 IDAHOA SO POTATO BREADING GLUT.FREE 202757 12 20.2 OZ 000376 IDAHOA POTATO MASHED RED STEAKHOUSE 220127 12 1 LB. 74400-27165 PACKER PASTA ANCINE DI PEPE 220204 2 10 LB. 8801 ZEREGA PASTA ANGEL HAIR (CAPPELINI)# 220316 20 12 OZ. 602485 HEARTL SO PASTA SPAGHETTI GLUTEN FRE 220318 2 10 LB. 08031 ZEREGA PASTA SPAGHETTI 10" 220320 2 10 LB. 8051 ZEREGA PASTA THIN SPAGHETTI 10" #805 220322 2 10 LB. 8071 PACKER PASTA LINGUINE 10" 220324 2 10 LB. 8091 ZEREGA PASTA VERMICELLI 10" 220328 2 10 LB. ZEREGA PASTA ELBOW MACARONI 220330 2 10 LB. 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FM1C1 FM11F1CL date- 6/21/16 PRODUCT LISTING Page 4 FOR WAREHOUSE- 1 ********************************************* ***** DRY PASTA/POTATO/VEG/RICE ***** ********************************************* ITEM# PACK SIZE UPC NUMBER DESCRIPTION 220608 2 10 LB. 10076808039242 BARILA PASTA PENNE RIGATE 220609 20 14 OZ. 55306 BARILA PASTA FETTUCINI/RIGATE #55306 220610 2 10 LB. 10076808039211 BARILA PASTA FARFALLE 220611 20 16 OZ. 428105 BARILA SO PASTA LINGUINE 220612 2 10 LB. 10076808039112 BARILA PASTA ANGEL HAIR/ CAPELLINI 220613 2 10 LB. 10076808039143 BARILA PASTA SPAGHETTI 10"(THICK) 220617 20 16 OZ. 280095 BARILA SO SPAGHETTI THIN 220618 20 16 OZ. 10076808516002 BARILA SO PASTA ORECCHIETTE #1000828 220619 20 16 OZ. 428097 BARILA SO PASTA ANGEL HAIR/ CAPELLINI 220621 12 16 OZ. 582870 BARILA SO RIGATONI 220623 20 16 OZ. 00024094570157 DECECC SO PASTA BUCATINI #VSA0015 220625 2 10 LB. 428072 BARILA PASTA FETTUCINI #54006 220641 12 16 OZ. 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