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LOCAL PRIDE EDDIESOFROLANDPARK.COM SPECIALS for the WEEK of March 31 – April 6 LOCAL PRIDE EDDIESOFROLANDPARK.COM SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK OF March 31 – April 6 DAIRY MEATS-VICTOR’S Tropicana Orange Juice .................... 59 oz $2.99 USDA Prime New York Strip Steak International Delight Creamers .......... 16 oz $1.79 boneless ..............................................lb $21.99 Rack of Lamb .........................................lb $15.99 FROZEN Classic Chicken Caesar Salad sliced chicken Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream ....................16 oz $3.39 breast, snow peas, bell peppers, croutons and .............5.08 to 5.9 oz $1.19 Celeste Pizza for One WE WILL BE CLOSED our Caesar dressing ........................ $11.99/lb GROCERY Grilled London Broil marinated Italian-style, EASTER SUNDAY grilled medium rare and thinly sliced ....$11.99/lb ...10 ct K-cups or 12 oz bag $7.99 Starbucks Coffee Capellini with Sun-Dried Tomatoes with fresh Kellogg's Cereals Corn Flakes 12 oz, basil, garlic and Romano cheese .......... $7.99/lb Rice Krispies 9 oz, Raisin Bran 13.7 oz ........$2.99 SEAFOOD Mediterranean Artichoke Salad Poland Spring Sparkling Water Raw Shrimp 21/25 ct ............................ lb $10.99 prepared with artichoke hearts, olives, .......................................101.4 oz 6 pk 2/$5.00 Pesto Parmesan Salmon Filet ................lb $11.99 tomatoes and bell peppers in a garlic-red Carr's Crackers .....................4.25 to 6.5 oz $3.29 Codfish Filet ............................................lb $8.99 wine vinaigrette .............................$6.99/lb Wishbone Salad Dressing......................8 oz $1.19 Salmon Cakes made with Atlantic salmon, diced Bounty Everyday Napkins ................200 ct $2.99 DELI peppers and onions, with egg whites and skim milk, lightly seasoned and baked ........$9.99/lb Boar's Head Black Forest Ham ...............lb $8.99 Field Greens Salad mixed greens, blue PRODUCE Land O' Lakes American Cheese cheese crumbles, pecans and fresh berries, Red or White Grapes seedless .................lb $2.99 yellow or white .......................................lb $5.99 with raspberry balsamic vinaigrette. Lemons large ............................................3/$2.00 Amish Macaroni Salad ............................lb $2.99 Available in our Grab'n Go case .........$9.99/lb Apples Gala, Fuji or Granny Smith ............... lb $1.79 Yukon Gold Potatoes ..................... 5 lb bag $3.99 BAKERY Cantaloupes ...........................................ea $2.99 Eddie's Raisin Bread ............................. ea $2.99 Mangoes .................................................. ea $1.49 Key Lime Cookies back for the season .....lb $9.99 SANDWICH SPECIALS Fresh Fruit Tart 7" .................................ea $13.99 Turkey Salad Sandwich on your choice MEATS-EDDIE’S of bread, kaiser roll or baguette ....................$4.49 USDA Choice Ground Round ..................lb $4.99 CANDY & COFFEE Cloak and Dagger Sandwich first-cut corned beef, Beef or Chicken Kabobs store-made ...... ea $7.99 Snicker Snicker Coffee Beans Swiss cheese and coleslaw, on rye bread .........$4.49 Perdue Chicken Breast bone-in ...............lb $2.29 regular .................................................. lb $11.49 Boys' Latin Sandwich bacon, lettuce and tomato with Center-Cut Pork Chops boneless .............lb $4.99 decaffeinated .................................... 8 oz $6.49 mayonnaise, on your choice of regular bread ....$4.49 Lindt Truffles .....................................5.1 oz $4.99 The Balotelli Panini roasted chicken breast, Jordan Almonds ......................................lb $9.99 fresh mozzarella, baby spinach and sun-dried tomato artichoke aioli, on Italian bread ................................... $2.99/half $5.98/whole EDDIESOFROLANDPARK.COM SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK OF April 7 – April 13 DAIRY MEATS-VICTOR’S Cabot Bar Cheese ................................8 oz $2.29 USDA Prime Sirloin Steak boneless .......lb $10.99 Tropicana Orange Juice .....................89 oz $4.99 Lamb Tops ..............................................lb $12.99 FROZEN SEAFOOD Kashi Pizza .......................... 11.9 to 12.7 oz $4.79 Orange Roughy Filet ..............................lb $14.99 Potato-Crusted Sea Bass mild and flaky with a golden crispy potato crust �����$29.99/lb Hanover Silver & Gold Line Vegetables Sea Scallops wrapped in bacon ...............lb $14.99 Caesar Salad a true classic, nobody does it better� ................................................12 to 16 oz $1.69 Raw Shrimp Available in our Grab'n Go case ������������$5.99/lb 21/25 ct, peeled and deveined ...............lb $13.99 Spinach & Feta Cakes prepared with don’t miss our DELI spinach, ricotta and Romano cheeses anniversary and baked �������������������������������������$7.99/lb Boar's Head Pepper Turkey Breast ........lb $8.99 specials! Blackened Chicken Pasta Cajun-style Hot Pepper Cheese .................................lb $5.99 chicken breast, orecchiette pasta, tomatoes, GROCERY Red Skin Potato Salad ............................ lb $1.99 red onions and scallions, in a creamy Cajun dressing �������������������������������$9.99/lb Colavita Extra Virgin Olive Oil ..........34 oz $17.99 BAKERY Corn Salad white shoepeg corn tossed with Skinny Pop Popcorn ..........................4.4 oz $3.59 Strawberry Rhubarb Pie 9" ...................ea $9.99 bell peppers, onions, tomatoes and a honey, Bob's Red Mill Granola .....................12 oz $3.59 Vanilla Cake with Fudge Icing 8"..........ea $13.99 cumin and lemon dressing ���������������$5.99/lb Briannas Salad Dressing ...................12 oz $3.49 Eddie's Italian Bread .............................. ea $1.99 Macaroni and Cheese classically prepared Anna's Cookie Thins ........................5.25 oz $1.89 home-style, rich and creamy �������������$5.69/lb Gerolsteiner Mineral Water .............33.8 oz $1.99 PRODUCE VISIT OUR FLORAL SHOP SANDWICH SPECIALS Grape Tomatoes .......................................pt $1.99 FOR SPRING BLOOMS Broccoli Crowns .......................................lb $1.89 Eddie's Ham Salad Sandwich on your choice of bread, kaiser roll or baguette ........................ $3.99 Spinach....................................10 oz bag 2/$5.00 Celery cello wrapped ................................ ea $1.99 Eddie's Turkey Breast Sandwich on your choice of bread, kaiser roll or baguette .................... $4.49 Mushrooms whole ......................8 oz pkg 2/$4.00 The Baltimore Sandwich Eddie's own rare roast Baby Karettes ........................... 1 lb bag 2/$3.00 CANDY & COFFEE beef with Muenster cheese, lettuce, tomato and Espresso Milano Coffee Beans onion, with honey mustard on a kaiser roll ...... $4.49 MEATS-EDDIE’S regular...................................................lb $11.49 decaffeinated ......................................8 oz $6.49 The Special One Panini sliced turkey USDA Choice Ground Sirloin ..................lb $5.99 breast, mesclun mix, Granny Smith apples and Naron Cordial Cherries Perdue Chicken Breast boneless ............. lb $4.99 cranberry cream cheese ....$2.99/half $5.98/whole dark chocolate ......................................lb $13.99 Pork Tenderloin ......................................lb $5.99 Taffy Lite Chews assorted ........................lb $5.99 Italian Sausage hot or sweet ....................lb $3.99 EDDIESOFROLANDPARK.COM HELP US CELEBRATE IN-STORE TASTINGS 20 YEARS ON NORTH CHARLES STREET GRILLED KABOBS Taste our grill-ready beef and chicken kabobs, A week of daily specials at both stores, followed by a terrific April 13 basted with new gourmet sauces. “Shop Local” event, featuring vendor and chefs' demonstrations WED 4/3 3 – 6 PM NORTH CHARLES STREET and tastings at the Charles Street store, from 11 AM - 5 PM ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS Enjoy these one-day specials at both stores during our anniversary celebration week: SUGAR-FREE NEVER TASTED SO SWEET TUE 4/9 Eddie's House Blend Coffee Beans $10.49/lb reg $12.49 Taste new sugar-free cupcakes and pies from our bakery. WED 4/10 Eddie's Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes $9.99 ea reg $10.99 SAT 4/6 11 – 3 PM ROLAND AVENUE SUN 4/7 11 – 3 PM NORTH CHARLES STREET THU 4/11 Salmon Filets $10.99/lb reg $13.99 FRI 4/12 NY Strip Steaks $11.99/lb reg $14.99 SPINACH FETA CAKES, BLACKENED CHICKEN PASTA SAT 4/13 Eddie's Lemon Bars $1.69 ea reg $2.29 Taste why these are among Eddie’s favorites. WED 4/10 3 – 6 PM NORTH CHARLES STREET Anniversary Event, Saturday, April 13 from 11 AM - 5 PM, at the Charles Street store TH VENDOR DEMONSTRATIONS HAPPY 20 ANNIVERSARY NORTH CHARLES ST. Stop by and meet some of Eddie's most loyal and popular local vendors, Join in the festivities and meet some of our local vendors. and sample their wonderful products. SAT 4/13 11 – 5 PM NORTH CHARLES STREET 11 AM - 2 PM Zeke's Coffee — sample their delicious coffees using the pour-over method Hawks Hill Creamery — taste their creamy cheeses and meet the 2013 Dairy Princess Roland Avenue Roma Sausage — enjoy a taste of Natty Boh brats and try a brand new product! P: 410-323-3656 F: 410-323-5492 A. Kirchmayr Chocolatier — meet Albert himself and taste his decadent chocolates 5113 Roland Avenue, Baltimore MD 21210 Mon–Sat 8-7, Sun 9-6 2:30 PM - 5 PM Vann's Spices — jazz up your seafood with their unique seasoning blends North Charles Street Popsations Gourmet Popcorn and Prigel Family Creamery — indulge in an P: 410-377-8040 F: 410 -377-9144 over-the-top brownie sundae featuring Prigel's ice cream and Popsations popcorn 6213 N. Charles Street, Baltimore MD 21212 Saval Foods — enjoy mini-corned beef sandwiches,
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