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Over $200 in Savings! Offers Good Aug. 1 to Aug. 14, 2018 www.ktasuperstores.com Hawaiian Style Cheesecake pg. 53 Chicken with Zucchini & Kimchee Sauce pg. 47 Crab & Vegetable Kimchee Salad pg. 41 Hawaiian Style Cheesecake pg. 53 Jay Sagucio KTA Waikoloa Village Store Director Weren’t we just enjoying the relaxing days of summer? We at KTA Super Stores are grateful to be part of your family’s back-to-school shopping traditions. We hope you will participate in our 25-year-long Kokua i Na Kula school fundraising tradition from August 1 through September 11 (p.5, 65). Where would we be without our kupuna? Quite literally, nowhere. To care for them as they have cared for us, the government and nonprofi t organizations off er guidance to help us protect them from fraud, with free resources (p.57). Thanks to honey bees, Hawai‘i’s beautiful and fragrant fl owers provide us beauty to see as well as taste, in the form of sweet island honey (p.3). And let’s bring up another sweet note. Keep summer going with tasty, cool and luscious ice cream treats. We off er some ideas, but encourage you to round up lots of ingredients and let your imagination and creativity run wild (p.45). We’re always happy to serve you and love to hear from you online at ktasuperstores.com, or through our social media pages on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Maybe tag us in your ice cream photo! Chicken with Zucchini Crab & Vegetable & Kimchee Sauce Kimchee Salad pg. 47 pg. 41 Featured Chef Coupons Grocery .............................................3 Malcolm Perishables ....................................43 “Maka” Kwon Health & Beauty ............................55 Growing up, Chef Malcolm “Maka”Kwon never imagined a career as a Chef. But Household ......................................63 his passion for food has taken him from culinary school on Oahu to the Executive Wines & Spirits ..............................77 Chef position at restaurants including Nick’s Fish Market and Sarento’s on Coupon Index ................................78 Maui. Chef Maka is now Executive Chef at the popular Pint & Cork in the Shops at Wailea on Maui. 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 favorable results will be obtained from their use, and assumes no obligation or liability and makes no warranties with respect to these recipes. Wildflower All Natural Drinks Wild Harvest Reed’s Organic Ginger Honey Brew 12 oz. 4 btls. - 12 oz. 419 679 Unless otherwise stated, we reserve the right to limit sale items to 5 units per customer. Prices are subject to a 4.1666% excise tax. Applicable 3 beverage are subject to HI State Beverage fee & deposit. Not all products may be available at KTA Downtown, Waikoloa Village or KTA Express. Oh, Honey! Bees are a crucial part of the food chain. We are so lucky to have honey made from macadamia blossoms, ‘ohia-lehua blossoms and other fl owers that people on the mainland view as exotic. We have local beekeepers and their apiaries to thank for island-produced honey. They risk all the stings, and we reap the sweet rewards, using their honey on toast, drizzled on baked goods and for many other delicious uses. Did you also know that honey has antibacterial properties? It is well- documented, with volumes of research on fi le in the U.S. National Library of Medicine. One thing everyone agrees on is to never give honey to a baby less than one year old, as it could prove fatal. Many of us grow up fearing bee stings. While getting stung is never pleasant, it is the bees who should be most fearful of us. The world’s bees are in trouble for many reasons, many of them humans’ fault, but other threats like varroa mites also endanger bees, and as such, the very food supply we depend upon. We should join the beekeepers around the world and do our best to preserve and protect the bees, which help farmers grow crops which we all need to feed our families and keep the environment in balance. Original or Vanilla 14, 2018 1 to Good August Pacifi c Foods Organic Almond Beverage Non-Dairy 32 oz. 79 1347-20 2ea. Without coupon 2.99, limit 5 per coupon Actual coupon required to obtain coupon price. Limit 1 coupon per product, per visit, per customer. Descriptive, typographical and/or photographical errors are subject to correction. 4 25th Annual Help Share $100,000 with Hawai‘i Island Schools Kraft Original or Light Cocktail Kraft or Tartar Miracle Sauce Whip 12 oz. 15 oz. 19 99 2ea. 3ea. Unless otherwise stated, we reserve the right to limit sale items to 5 units per customer. Prices are subject to a 4.1666% excise tax. Applicable 5 beverage are subject to HI State Beverage fee & deposit. Not all products may be available at KTA Downtown, Waikoloa Village or KTA Express. SHOP at KTA Super Stores Aug. 1 - Sept. 11, 2018 BUY participating products (Each product equals 1 point) DONATE points to your favorite school at the checkout www.ktasuperstores.com Regular or Romano Blend 14, 2018 1 to Good August Kraft 100% Grated Parmesan Cheese 8 oz. 99 1402-100 3ea. Without coupon 4.99, limit 6 per coupon Actual coupon required to obtain coupon price. Limit 1 coupon per product, per visit, per customer. Descriptive, typographical and/or photographical errors are subject to correction. 6 Mild or Medium Cheese Dip Regular, Lightly Salted or Unsalted Taco Bell Planters Salsa Con Mixed Queso Nuts 15 oz. 10.3 oz. 69 89 2ea. 4ea. 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    Show Transcript Deconstructing Dinner Kootenay Co-op Radio CJLY Nelson, B.C. Canada April 12, 2007 Title: Packaged Foods Exposed - Kraft Part III Producer/Host: Jon Steinman Transcript: Jennie Monuik Jon Steinman: And this is Deconstructing Dinner, a weekly one-hour radio show and podcast produced at Kootenay Co-op Radio CJLY in Nelson, British Columbia. I’m Jon Steinman. For those of you who are frequent listeners of the program, you are probably aware of the many series that air periodically each week on Deconstructing Dinner, and what has probably been the most popular of these series, is the Packaged Foods Exposed series, where we pick one of the largest food companies in the world and spend the entire show learning as much as one can hopefully learn in an hour. And this popularity is understandable given brand name foods are essentially an integral component of Canadian and North American culture, and it’s these foods that we as Canadians often take for granted. They fill the shelves of our grocery stores, they stare us down in magazines and newspapers, they hang out inside our televisions and speak to us on the airwaves. In April 2006 we aired part I of this series with a one-hour expose on PepsiCo, a few months later on part II, Swiss-based Nestle was put under the spotlight, and today, on part III, we will deconstruct the second largest packaged foods company in the world and the largest in North America, Illinois-based Kraft Foods, a company founded in the early 20 th century by Canadian-born J.L Kraft.
  • The Desert of Wheat

    The Desert of Wheat

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