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Roast Urkey Chicken Jook Over $200 in Savings! Offers Good Oct. 31 to Nov. 13, 2018 Roast urkey pg. 45Chicken Jook ‘Uala & Kokonut Smash with Caramelized Onions pg. 13 Bacon-Wrapped Asparagus with Tomato Spiced Jam pg. 51 www.ktasuperstores.com ‘Uala & Kokonut Smash Roast Turkey & Bacon-Wrapped Asparagus with Caramelized Onions Chicken Jook with Tomato Spiced Jam pg. 13 pg. 45 pg. 51 Featured Chef Coupons Grocery .............................................3 Adam Sanford Toma Tabura KTA Puainako Store Director Perishables ....................................45 Chef Adam Tabura, who grew up on Health & Beauty ............................55 At this time of year it is easy to imagine all the delicious aromas from the kitchen we Lana‘i and whose Aloha Plate food will soon be smelling. Savory turkey with all the trimmings and other holiday season truck won the Food Network’s national goodies we have enjoyed with our families all our lives. Household ......................................63 “Great Food Truck Race” in 2013, says First though, we need to figure out what to do with all that Halloween candy (p.65)! he always keeps it as real as possible. Wines & Spirits ..............................77 Hawai‘i island endures more than many communities will ever know and as the For the former executive chef at Ruth’s season of giving approaches we remember those who help others through hard times Chris Steak House, The Westin Maui and Coupon Index ................................78 (p.3). The whole Kona side of the island is about to celebrate one of the delicious Kona Village Resort, that means staying reasons that makes our Hawai‘i famous—Kona coffee! (p.57) As part of our own true to creative local cooking that’s commemoration, we give you a delicious, winning recipe from last year’s KTA Kona also “simple, clean and more ‘ono than Coffee Festival Recipe Contest. Bake up a sweet treat featuring our favorite wake-up ‘ono!” beverage (p.31). We also invite you to join in on the fun this year. Visit konacoffeefest. com/event-entry-forms to find out how to enter this year’s contest! We know there are must-have ingredients for each family this time of year. Come The recipes within are provided as suggestions only as part of our service to customers and are intended for use by persons having appropriate technical skill, at their own discretion and risk. KTA Super Stores cannot guarantee that talk-story with us and we’ll help you find what you need, because at KTA you are favorable results will be obtained from their use, and assumes no obligation or liability and makes no warranties with someone special every day. respect to these recipes. On to the Holidays! The upcoming holidays bring so many family food traditions to mind. It’s a huge season for grocery shopping with big holiday celebrations on the horizon. Sharing and giving also take on more importance at this time of year, so as you’re shopping, maybe also grab some healthy and nutritious non- perishable items to donate to a seasonal food drive. When planning your holiday meal menus and shopping lists, think about family traditions and must-have dishes. Maybe green bean casserole using canned green beans and condensed mushroom soup, topped with crispy fried onions from a store bought container? Maybe an ethnic favorite that needs specialty items like chiles in adobo sauce, or pigeon peas for gandule rice or a can of fukujinzuke to accompany curry rice. It is highly probable that families in need have similar traditions and are dreaming about those familiar fl avors for their own holiday enjoyment. 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Descriptive, typographical and/or photographical errors are subject to correction. 4 Spreadable Meat No Preservatives Make musubi! 13, 2018 Nov. 31 to Good Oct. Hormel Dinty Hormel Spam Moore Spam Spread Beef Stew 12 oz. 3 oz. 20 oz. f 1400-200 f f o$ o$ o$ 2 r 4 ea. set Without coupon 2 for 6.00, limit 4 sets per coupon 4 r 5 2 r 6 Coupon price good on set purchase only. Regular, Hot, Turkey or Vegetarian Regular or Turkey Premium Quality 13, 2018 Nov. 31 to Good Oct. Hormel Hormel Hormel Chili with No Beans Corned Beef Beans Chili 12 oz. 15 oz. 15 oz. f 1401-100 o$ 19 59 2 r 6 ea. set Without coupon 2 for 7.00, limit 3 sets per coupon 2ea. 2ea. Coupon price good on set purchase only. Solid White Tuna One Layer or Two Layer In Oil, Water or 50% Less Sodium 13, 2018 Nov. 31 to Good Oct. Chicken of King Oscar Chicken of the Sea the Sea or Tiny Tots Chunk Light Tuna Albacore Sardines 5 oz. 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Descriptive, typographical and/or photographical errors are subject to correction. 6 Spicy Brown or Stone Ground Dijon Original High in fiber! 13, 2018 Nov. 31 to Good Oct. Gulden’s Hunt’s Manwich Van Camp’s 100% Natural Sloppy Joe Pork and Beans Mustard Sauce 8 cans - 15 oz. 12 oz. 24 oz. 1394-111 f 88 77 o$ 4ea. Without coupon 5.99, limit 6 per coupon 1ea. 2 r 5 Dry Roasted Cooks in minutes! 13, 2018 Nov. 31 to Good Oct. Planters Kraft Stove Top Sunflower Stuffing Mix Kernels 6 oz. 5.85 oz. 1346-20 f Taco Bell Crunchy 59 o$ Taco Shells 79 1ea. Without coupon 1.79, limit 5 per coupon 2 r 3 6.75 oz., 18 count 1 Real One Pan Microwaveable 13, 2018 Nov. 31 to Good Oct. Oscar Mayer Velveeta Kraft Macaroni Bacon Bits or Skillets & Cheese Dinner Recipe Pieces Dinner Kit 1.9 to 2.39 oz. 2.8 to 3 oz. 11.5 to 15.66 oz. f 1361-100 o$ 49 88 5 r 5 ea. set Without coupon 5 for 6.00, limit 2 sets per coupon 2ea. 2ea. Coupon price good on set purchase only. 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