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John Gross & Company John Gross & Company 2014 Product Catalog Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 80 81 INDEX 82 83 ITEMS WITH AN * ARE 84 SPECIAL ORDER 85 86 DESCRIPTION ITEM # 90 AIR FRESHENER 899000 1000 AMMONIA 900400 1003 ANCHOVIES 236902 1006 APPETIZERS 400200 1009 APPLESAUCE 143008 1102 ASHTRAYS-FOIL 813102 1105 BABY DILL CORN 214608 1108 BACON 674000 1201 BACON BITS 150002 1204 BAGELS-RTS 420100 1205 BAGELS-PARBAKED 430000 1209 BAGS 813902 1305 BAKING POWDER 028100 1308 BAKING SODA 028106 1309 BAKERY ITEMS 10000 1402 BAR-B-QUE 672000 1405 BARBEQUE SAUCE 220500 1407 BARBEQUE SAUCE CUPS 13956 1502 BASES 250500 1503 BEEF/BOXED COMMODTY609300 1504 BEEF-BOXED 609300 1505 BEEF-BULK 580002 1506 BEEF-DINNER PORTION604500 Page 1 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 1507 BEEF-DRIED BEEF 615908 1508 BEEF-PATTIES 584000 1509 BEEF-POT ROAST 604900 1600 BEEF-STEAK SANDWICH490000 1601 BEEF-STEAK PORTION 605908 1602 BISCOTTI-DRY 475000 1604 BISCUIT-DRY 011702 1605 BISCUIT-FROZEN 432000 1606 BISON MEAT 587702 1607 BLEACH 900404 1608 BOLOGNA 662709 1700 BOWLS 817000 1701 BREAD-DINNER ROLL 446000 1703 BREAD-DOUGH 447000 1706 BREAD-PITA 444500 1707 BREAD-SANDWICH RTS 440000 1708 BREAD-SUB ROLL RTS 443806 1709 BREAD-TORTILLA 445000 1800 BREAD STICKS-DRY 136706 1803 BREADERS 038000 1805 BROOMS 820006 1901 BUTTER 500000 1904 CAKE MIXES-DRY 230000 1906 CAKES-CHEESECAKE 470000 1907 CAKES-FROZEN 451000 1909 CAKES-SHEET-FROZEN 465000 2001 CALAMARI 714000 2003 CANDLES 820500 2006 CANDY 380700 2009 CANOLA OIL 237100 2102 CAPERS 214700 2103 CAPPUCCINO 677700 2104 CATER-TRAYS PLATTR 893798 Page 2 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 2105 CATFISH-BREADED 414400 2106 CATFISH 721000 2107 CEREAL-BULK 134100 2203 CHARCOAL 821004 2206 CHEESE-CREAM CHEESE502800 2207 CHEESE-SLICED 501000 2208 CHEESE-CREAM CHEESE502800 2209 CHEESE-LOAF 502000 2300 CHEESE/SHRED CRUMBL503500 2301 CHEESE-MOZZARELLA 504100 2302 CHEESE-PARM & FETA 505000 2303 CHEESE-SPECIALTY 506002 2304 CHERRIES 143806 2305 CHEWING GUM 385101 2306 CHICKEN-BRD PORTION643200 2307 CHICKEN-CANNED 152004 2308 CHICKEN-DICED 643008 2309 CHICKEN-BRD DINNER 635000 2400 CHICKEN-UNBRD DINNR639500 2402 CHICKEN-UNBREADED 637000 2403 CHICKEN-WINGS CKD 645308 2404 CHICKEN-WINGS RAW 645000 2408 CHILI SAUCE-CANNED 152602 2504 CHINESE 693702 2507 CHOCOLATE SYRUP 253208 2600 CHOW MEIN NOODLES 154000 2603 CLAMS-CHOPPED 236702 2605 CLAM JUICE 236800 2606 CLAMS-BREADED 703700 2608 CLEANING SUPPLIES 89910 2703 COCKTAIL SMOKIES 402608 2704 COD-BREADED 714900 2705 COD-UNBREADED 712508 Page 3 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 2706 COFFEE-OFFICE PACK 930000 2707 COFFEE-1.5GAL BREW 951909 2708 COFFEE-10 CUP BREW 940000 2709 COFFEE-WHOLE BEAN 945900 2800 COFFEE-FLAVORED 942006 2803 COFFEE-INSTANT 68300 2805 COFFEE BAGS 974002 2806 COFFEE BOWLS 821200 2809 COFFEE-ESPRESSO 960000 2900 CONDIMENTS/MISC. 214509 2902 COOKIES-DRY 135800 2905 COOKIE DOUGH 478000 2908 COOKING SHERRY 235504 2909 CONES-ICE CREAM 265508 3002 CORN BEEF 652000 3102 CORNED BEEF HASH 152800 3105 COTTAGE CHEESE 505502 3201 CRABCAKES 705000 3202 CRAB-IN SHELL 704000 3203 CRABMEAT 704108 3204 CRABMEAT-IMITATION 706000 3207 CRANBERRY SAUCE 144100 3300 CRACKERS 136300 3303 CREAMER-NONDAIRY 029000 3308 CREAMERS-REFRIG 507000 3401 CROISSANTS 484800 3404 CROUTONS 138000 3406 CUPS-FOAM 822000 3407 CUPS-PAPER 830608 3408 CUPS-PLASTIC 850000 3503 CUTLERY-MUNDIAL 977000 3504 CUTLERY-PLASTIC 873000 3506 CUTLERY-STAINLESS 875400 Page 4 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 3507 DANISH-FROZEN 490000 3600 DELI MEATS 650000 3601 DELI CONTAINERS 853600 3603 DELI WRAP 855000 3606 DELIMER 904398 3609 DETERGENT-LAUNDRY 916000 3702 DETERGENT-MACHINE 912000 3705 DISH DETERGNT-HAND 910400 3708 DOILIES-PAPER 856000 3801 DRESSINGS 110100 3803 DRESSINGS- LO-CAL 113300 3805 DRESSING-PACKETS 12400 3807 DRINK MIX-COCKTAIL 63000 3809 DRINK MIX-POWDER 70000 3900 DRINK MIX-SMOOTHIE 78000 3901 DRINK-SPORTS 85990 3902 DUCK 647000 3904 EGGS-FRESH 508000 3906 EGGS-FROZEN 508600 4000 ENTREES-CANNED 152500 4003 ENTREES-HEAT&SERVE 690000 4006 ESPRESSO 960000 4009 EXTRACTS 042000 4102 FACIAL TISSUE 883100 4105 FILM WRAP 857000 4108 FILTERS 858000 4201 FISH-UNBREADED 721000 4204 FISH-BREADED 714000 4207 FLOUR 030000 4300 FOIL 858800 4303 FOOD COLOR 043000 4305 FOOD CONTAINERS 860000 4308 FOOD RELEASE 031000 Page 5 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 4401 FREEZER WRAP 861509 4407 FRENCH FRY BOATS 890000 4500 FRUIT-CANNED 143000 4501 FRIES-COMMODITY 745000 4502 FRIES-VALUE ADDED 746500 4503 FRUIT-REFRIG 521000 5002 GARBAGE BAGS 887000 5005 GARLIC CHOPPED 775804 5007 GATORADE 086000 5100 GLOVES 861704 5106 GRAHAM CRACKERS 137200 5201 GRAVIES 137100 5205 GREEK FOODS 694000 5208 GUACAMOLE DIP 696200 5301 GUEST CHKS-REGSTR 863000 5304 GYROS 694000 5305 HADDOCK-BREADED 716900 5306 HADDOCK-UNBREADED 721908 5307 HAM 653000 5400 HASHBROWNS/HOMEFRY 752000 5403 HONEY 032100 5505 HORS D'OEUVRES 409500 5508 HORSERADISH 775900 5601 HORSERADISH PKTS 132006 5604 HOT CHOC-INDIV 081000 5700 HOT CHOC-DISPENSER 081400 5705 HOT DOG DRESSING 673800 5709 ICE CREAM CONES 265908 5803 ICING MIXES & RTU 25000 5804 ICING-RTS FROZEN 25400 5806 JELLO 138600 5809 JELLY/JAMS-BULK 127000 5902 JELLY PACKETS 127400 Page 6 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 5905 JUICES-CANNED 081700 5907 JUICES-FROZEN 085000 5908 KETCHUP 130000 6003 KITCHEN BOUQUET 218806 6006 LEMON JUICE 032300 6101 LIDS 864000 6104 LIME JUICE 032400 6107 LIVER 605400 6108 LOBSTER 722502 6200 MARGERINE 500400 6203 MARSHMELLOWS 032802 6206 MAYONNAISE 125000 6209 MEATBALLS 594000 6303 MEDICINAL PRODUCTS 386202 6305 MEXICAN 696000 6308 MINTS 155000 6401 MOIST TOWELETTES 895006 6404 MOLASSES 253600 6407 MOPS 869400 6500 MOUSSE MIX 139600 6505 MUFFIN MIXES-DRY 023906 6507 MUFFIN MIXES-FROZEN491000 6508 MUFFIN-FROZEN DOUGH492500 6600 MUSSELS 722802 6603 MUSTARD 131000 6700 NAPKINS 867600 6703 NUTS 155500 6704 NUTRITIONAL PRODUCT141000 6709 OATS 134800 6800 OILS-FRYING 237002 6801 OILS-GRILL 237708 6802 OILS-SALAD 237408 6803 OLIVES 214000 Page 7 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 6805 OLIVE OIL 238200 6808 OYSTERS 723000 6901 PANCAKES-FROZEN 493700 6904 PANCAKE/WAFFLE MIX 26000 6907 PANCAKE SYRUP 252600 7000 PAPER TOWELS 870008 7003 PASTA-DRY 215000 7005 PASTA-FROZEN 680000 7009 PASTRAMI 652500 7102 PASTRIES-FROZEN 495000 7105 PASTRY-DOUGH 450000 7106 PASTRY-SWT ROLL RTS476000 7108 PEANUT BUTTER 267306 7204 PEPPER/SPICE ITEM 065000 7300 PEPPERS-PACKAGED 157904 7303 PICKLES 157100 7305 PIE FILLING 045000 7308 PIE SHELLS-DRY 047000 7401 PIE SHELLS-FROZEN 450000 7404 PIES-PREBAKED 496000 7406 PIES-UNBAKED 498000 7409 PIE PANS 812000 7502 PITA BREAD/WRAP 444500 7505 PIZZA 682604 7508 PIZZA BOXES 819400 7601 PIZZA SHELLS 682000 7604 PIZZA SAUCE 262500 7607 PLACEMATS 871000 7700 PLATES-PAPER/PLSTC 876000 7703 POLLOCK-BREADED 717408 7705 POPCORN 245806 7800 PORK CHOPS 667600 7802 PORK PATTIES 66804 Page 8 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 7803 PORK-RAW 667000 7805 POT ROAST-BEEF 604900 7807 POTATOES-CANNED 266500 7808 POTATOES/PREPARED 753500 7809 POTATOES-FRESH CUT 754000 7900 POTATO CHIPS 245000 7903 POTATO SHELLS 753702 7907 PRETZELS 245400 7909 PRETZELS-SOFT 494000 8002 PRODUCE FRESHNER 047406 8004 PRODUCE-REFRIG 777000 8005 PUDDING-RTS&MIXES 139800 8102 RAISINS 033000 8105 RELISH 131800 8107 RELISH PACKETS 15240 8109 RIBS 671000 8202 RICE 216609 8205 RINSE AIDS 913000 8208 ROAST BEEF 651000 8209 ROLLS-PARBK FROZ 446000 8301 SALAD DRESSING 236900 8304 SALAD OIL 237408 8305 SALAD REFRIG 763000 8306 SALMON-SEASONED 717708 8307 SALT 034000 8404 SALTINES 136302 8405 SANDWICH-HEAT&SERVE693000 8407 SANITIZERS 905600 8409 SAUCE-CHEESE 235000 8500 SAUCES-DRY 219000 8502 SAUCES-FROZEN 775000 8503 SAUCES-FLAVORING 219802 8505 SAUERKRAUT 266100 Page 9 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 8507 HOT DOGS/FRANKS 672500 8602 SAUSAGE-BREAKFAST 675500 8603 SAUSAGE-MEAL STYLE 676200 8604 SCALLOPS 730004 8606 SCOUR PADS 894006 8700 SHORTENING 237002 8701 SHRIMP-BREADED 708000 8702 SHRIMP-UNBREADED 710000 8705 SOAP-DISHWASH 912000 8708 SOAP-HAND 910000 8802 SODA-BOTTLED 95009 8803 SODA-DISPENSER 96600 8804 SOUFFLE-PORTN CUP 878200 8807 SOUPS-CANNED 249000 8808 SOUPS-FROZEN 740000 8900 SOUP BASES 250500 8902 SOUR CREAM 505700 8904 SOY SAUCE 220202 8907 SHRIMP-BREADED 717208 8908 SNACK ITEMS 237002 9000 SPAGHETTI SAUCE 261800 9002 SPICES 047400 9003 SPRAY BOTTLES 901500 9004 SPRINKLES 259700 9008 STEAKS 605908 9100 STEAMTABLE PANS 808204 9102 STERNO 878900 9104 STIRRERS 880000 9106 STRAWS 880000 9108 STROMBOLI 687000 9200 SUGAR 035000 9202 SUGAR SUBST. PKTS 035700 9204 SWEET&SOUR SAUCE 220306 Page 10 of 195 Product Number Product Size Brand Description Secondary Description 9205 SWEET&SOUR SC CUPS 132502 9207 SYRUP-PANCAKE 252600 9208 SYRUP CUPS 253000 9209 SYRUP-FLAVORING 253208 9300 TABLECOVERS-PAPER 881000 9303 TACO MEAT FILLING 696002 9305 TACO SAUCE 153300 9307 TAKE-OUT TRAYS 890000 9400 TARTER SAUCE 126000 9401 TARTER SAUCE PKTS 132200 9403 TEA-ICED BREWED 100300 9405 TEA-ICED INSTANT 101000 9406 TEA-OREGON-RTD 10800 9407 TILAPIA-BREADED 717808 9408 TOWEL/TISSUE 717808 9500 TOMATOES-CANNED 260600 9502 TOOTHPICKS 886000 9504 TOPPINGS 257000 9505 TOPPINGS-FROZEN 515000 9506 TORTILLAS 445000 9508 TRASH LINERS 887000 9600 TRAYS
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