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Osceola-Cheese-Catalog-And-Price Dear Friends & Neighbors, All of us at Osceola Cheese are looking forward to filling your holiday orders again this year, which happens to be our 75th year in business. We take pride in each and every order, no matter how big or small, using only the top quality cheeses you expect from us. We hope you will find our catalog appealing and easy to use. We have filled our color Gift Catalog with our best selections that you have chosen for your holiday gifts over the years. We also have updated our Personal Use Catalog attached inside. It includes many items you can find at our Osceola Cheese Store located just north of Osceola Missouri on HWY 13. Stop by and see us if you’re in the area, we always enjoy meeting our mail order cus - tomers that we can only deal with over the phone or through the mail. We’re located about half way between Kansas City & Springfield, Missouri on 13 highway at the north - ern edge of the Ozarks. Truman Lake is at our back door if you like to camp, fish, ski, or swim. We’re open seven days a week, year round (except for Thanksgiving & Christmas). After sampling our delicious cheeses, step into our gift shop, Ewe’s in the Country. In the hall there are games and toys for kids. Once inside the gift shop, you will find a variety of home decorations, canvas paintings, wonderful smelling candles which include the soy wax can - dles, jewelry, cards for all occasions, unique scarves, wallets, and ceramic coffee mugs. Some of our best sellers include the country towels, tempered glass cutting boards, absorbent stone coasters, and puzzles. We believe Ewe’s in the Country offers unique items at affordable prices. Guarantee of Satisfaction HAPPY HOLIDAYS, From All of Us at Our gifts are of the finest Osceola Cheese quality! If for any reason the product you p.s. Ordering early really receive is not satisfactory, return them to us helps us! Ordering early for a refund or replacement of the items! will assure that we will have the items you want (Provided you have given us the correct ship - for your gift recipient, ping address. Sorry, no refunds on shipping and we will delay charges.) shipping so it arrives “Osceola Cheese UM’ GOOD” when you want it to! General Information for Gift Ordering Phone 417-646-8131 or 417-646-2396 FAX: 417-646-8909 email: [email protected] 1. How to Order . The most efficient way to order is over the internet at www.osceolacheese.com . If you have any questions, please call us at 417-646-8131. If you don’t have access to the internet feel free to call, fax or mail your order. We will need the following information: item number, your name, complete address and daytime phone number. If shipping to another address or multiple addresses, include their complete address also. If you are sending a gift, please include how you would like the gift card signed. VERY IMPORTANT to insure proper delivery we must have correct and complete addresses, including apartment numbers, or lot/space number where applicable. If you provide us with an incorrect address there will be a $15.00 charge. 2. Shipping . Orders will be shipped by UPS Ground, or USPS Priority Mail. We will choose the best way to ship unless you specify which carrier to use. Air deliveries are available for an additional charge (please call for amount). Orders will be processed as quickly as possible. If you would like a delayed mailing, BE SURE AND INDICATE THE DATE YOU WANT IT SHIPPED . Be sure to give us a full and correct address. 3. Phone Orders . Just give us a call at 417-646-8131 or 417-646-2396, ask for the order department, and give us the information we need (from #1 above). We accept MASTERCARD, VISA, DISCOVER, or AMERICAN EXPRESS. Give us your charge card number, expiration date, & CVV with your order. 4. Terms . Method of payments accepted include: Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express, or Money Order. 5. Sales tax . will be charged on all orders where applicable. 6. Gift Items . All items shown in this Gift Catalog are prepackaged, we can make changes in the assortments shown for an additional charge. 7. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE COLOSSAL PACK! Want to feed a small town? This splendid variety pack makes a superb package for any occasion. Great for large groups, company parties, or any special gathering. This Colossal Pack weighs 22 lbs and consists of: 1 lb. Swiss N' Rye 1 lb. Bacon Lightly Smoked 1 lb. Monterey Jack 1 lb. Cheddar Jack No. CL 1 lb. Sharp Cheddar Medium 1 lb. Mild Cheddar $140.00 1 lb. Hot Pepper Jack delivered 1 lb. Hickory Smoked Cheddar 1 lb. Midget of Colby Longhorn 1 lb. Midget of Mild Longhorn Cheese 2 lb. log of Ozark Sausage 2 lb. log of Beef Sausage Three delightful flavors of crackers thin wheat, crispy creamy buttered, and vegetable 5 oz. bottle of Vidalia Onion salad dressing 8 oz. jar of Osceola Cheese Vidalia Onion Mustard and a cheese slicer (22 lb. Shipping Weight) The Variety Pack This gift box will give you an introduction to the wide variety of cheese and sausage that we have to offer. This pack contains 5 1/2 lbs. of cheese and 1 3/4 lbs. of summer sausage! 8 oz. Hot Pepper Cheddar 8 oz. Hot Pepper Jack 8 oz. Hickory Smoked Cheddar 8 oz. Cheese N' Salami No. VP 8 oz. Hot Pepper 8 oz. Bacon Lightly Smoked $71.50 8 oz. Swiss N' Rye delivered 8 oz. Sharp Cheddar Medium 8 oz. Monterey Jack 1 lb. Colby Longhorn two 7 oz. sticks Ozark Sausage two 7 oz. sticks Beef Sausage (9 lb. Shipping Weight) No. SS $36.00 delivered Social Sampler It makes “GOOD SENSE” Treat your holiday guests to this great to send gifts gift pack, a social sampler for all. This that can be delightful pack is gift boxed on a festive bed of colored grass. used to the fullest. Gift pack includes four cheeses: and you can’t 8 oz. Mild Cheddar 8 oz. Hot Pepper Cheddar beat good 8 oz. Monterey Jack quality food 8 oz. Hot Pepper Jack products like 3/4 lb. of Beef Sausage OSCEOLA (4 lbs. Shipping wt.) CHEESE! Classic Pack This delightful gift contains six of everyone’s favorite cheeses, and will satisfy any cheese connoisseur. Packed on a generous bed of colored grass. Gift pack includes six 8 oz. cheeses: 8 oz. Mild Cheddar 8 oz. Swiss & Rye 8 oz. Garden Spicy 8 oz. Hickory Smoked Cheddar 8 oz. Monterey Jack 8 oz. Sharp Cheddar Medium (4 lbs. Shipping wt.) No. CP $36.00 delivered The “Hot Shot” No. HS This gift box is specially designed for $54.50 the person that likes their food HOT. We delivered have put together some of the hottest cheeses we can find. Be sure to remember that special someone that wants something unique and spicy. This will be a gift that will be remembered for months to come. Can’t make up Gift pack includes 6 cheeses: your mind? Ask us about Gift 8 oz. Habanero Sharp 8 oz. Jalapeno Pepper Certificates, 8 oz. Hot Pepper Jack a thoughtful gift 8 oz. Hot Pepper Cheddar offering a huge 8 oz. Mango Fire 8 oz. Habanero Monterey Jack selection of 12 oz. Beef Summer Sausage with options! Cheese and Jalapeno 7 oz. Box of Gourmet Crackers (5 lb. Shipping Weight) Snack Time Favorite No. ST $45.00 delivered What a perfect snack time gift. Complete with crackers to compliment the tasty cheese and sausage in one of our favorite gift packs. Just open and enjoy this Christmas or send to someone special on your gift list this Holiday Season. As always, beautifully gift boxed on a festive bed of colored grass. Gift pack includes four cheeses: 8 oz. Sharp Cheddar Medium 8 oz. Hot Pepper Jack 8 oz. Cheddar Jack 8 oz. Monterey Jack 7 oz. box of Cabaret Crackers 3/4 lb. of Beef Sausage 3/4 lb. of Summer Sausage (5 lb. Shipping Weight) Pride of the Ozarks A large gift box chock-full of tasty treats from the Ozarks. Bite for bite the best combination of cheese & sausage money can buy. This "Large" box contains: 16 oz. Beef with Cheese & Jalapenos 10 oz. Venison Summer Sausage 10 oz. Elk Salami 10 oz. Buffalo Summer Sausage 32oz. Beef Summer Sausage 32oz. Ozark Summer Sausage No. PO 16oz. Colby Longhorn 16oz. Mild Cheddar Longhorn $140.00 8oz. Monterey Jack delivered 8oz. Garden Spicy 8oz. Swiss & Rye 8oz. Cheddar Jack 8oz. Hot Pepper Jack 8oz. Cheese & Salami 8oz. Bacon Lightly Smoked 8oz. Hot Pepper 8oz. Sharp Cheddar Medium 3 boxes of Crackers and 1 Cheese slicer (18 lb. Shipping Weight) The Cheese and Meat Lovers This large gift box is over-flowing with some of the best cheese and sausage you will ever sink your teeth in. It has a wide variety, each with its own distinct flavor. No.CM The pack contains: 1 7 oz. Crackers $82.50 2 lb. log of Ozark Sausage delivered 2 lb. log of Beef Sausage 1 lb. Monterey Jack 1 lb. Sharp Cheddar Medium 1 lb. Colby Longhorn 1 lb. Cheddar Jack 1 lb. Hot Pepper Jack (13 lb. Shipping Weight) Cheese-eater’s Delight Some of our most popular selections, year after year! A great choice of cheese and sausage for that someone special.
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