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It's Worth the Trip! your ... It’s Worth the Trip! AUG 29 - SEP 11 PRODUCE SAVE 14 % Pillsbury® Toaster Scrambles™ Sausage Toaster Pastries 4 ct. SAVE 31 % Pillsbury® 6 ct. Select Varieties Toaster Strudel™ Toaster Pastries Make half your plate fruits & vegetables SAVE 14 % Pillsbury® 8 ct. Select Varieties Grands Biscuits SAVE 14 % Pillsbury® 8ct. Select Varieties Cinnamon Rolls SAVE SAVE SAVE 26 % 24 % 23 % Krusteaz® 24 - 32 oz. Kellogg's® 13.5 - 18.7 oz. General Mills® SAVE Select Varieties Pancake Select Varieties 13.75 - 16.2 oz. Select or Waffle Mix Raisin Bran® Cereal Varieties Fiber One® Cereal 11 % Johnsonville® 12 oz. Select Varieties Sausage Patties International Martha ® Delight White® Mocha Light 7 - 7.4 oz. Iced Coffee Select 64 fl. oz. Varieties Muffin SAVE Mix SAVE SAVE 32 % SAVE 11 % 18 % Nestle® Applewood Bacon, Johnsonville® 9.6 - 12 oz. Select Egg & Cheese Hot Pockets® 26 % Varieties Sausage Links COMMISSARY REWARDS CARD DIGITAL COUPONS AVAILABLE. DISCLAIMER: PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY. THE PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS; LIMITED QUANTITIES. THOSE PICTURED. SOME ITEMS MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS. EFFECTIVE FOR CONUS STORES ONLY. AUG 29 - SEP 11 DEALS OF THE WEEK SEPTEMBER 1 - 4 Nestle® COFFEE MATE® NATURAL BLISS SALTED CARAMEL, VANILLA, CINNAMON CREAM, SWEET CREAM, OR HAZELNUT 16 fl. oz. COFFEE CREAMER SAVE HOT DEAL 20 % Nabisco® RITZ® CHEESE OR PEANUT BUTTER CRACKER SANDWICHES 16 ct. SAVE HOT DEAL 42 % SEPTEMBER 8 -11 Kellogg's® SPECIAL K® FRUITS & YOGURTS 12.50 oz., RED BERRIES 11.20 oz., VANILLA ALMOND 12.40 oz. OR ORIGINAL 12 oz. CEREAL SAVE HOT DEAL 44 % What are these Deals of the Week? Alouette® GARLIC AND HERBS SPREAD They're four day only sales where the 6.5 oz. average saving0 is between 20 - 60% off our already "everyday low pricing." Mark SAVE HOT them on your calendar so you don't miss out DEAL on these savings. 42 % “THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX” TAGS HELP IDENTIFY DISCLAIMER: PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY. THE PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM PRODUCTS USED IN THE MEAL SOLUTION. THOSE PICTURED. SOME ITEMS MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS. EFFECTIVE FOR CONUS STORES ONLY. your ... It’s Worth the Trip! CASE LOT SALE ARE YOU READY FOR A CASE LOAD OF SAVINGS? August/September Biannual Customer Appreciation Case Lot Sale dates are posted! Click HERE or copy & paste in your browser: http://www.commissaries.com/stores/html/store.cfm?dodaac=N&page=case_lot_dates Ensure you check back periodically, as dates may change due to weather or other events beyond your commissary’s control. Events are for CONUS stores only. OCONUS locations, check your local store for possible up-coming sidewalk sales. Contact store directly for a list of products being offered. COMMISSARY REWARDS CARD DIGITAL COUPONS AVAILABLE. DISCLAIMER: PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY. THE PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS; LIMITED QUANTITIES. THOSE PICTURED. SOME ITEMS MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS. EFFECTIVE FOR CONUS STORES ONLY. AUG 29 - SEP 11 SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE 24 % 30 % 21 % 21 % ® Simply Orange® Select Kellogg's® 11 - 12.5 oz. Kellogg's 4 ct. Select Nabisco® 12.2 - 14.4 oz. ® Varieties 59 fl. oz. Orange Select Varieties Varieties Special K Select Varieties Honey Juice Special K® Cereal Protein Shake Maid® Graham Crackers Commissary Rewards Card Don't have a Commissary Rewards Card? Pick one up at any register or customer service desk and register at: http://www.commissaries.com/rewards/index.cfm SAVE 28 % SAVE Old El Paso® Crunchy Taco Shells SAVE SAVE 22 % 18 ct. 31 % 21 % Old El Paso® 10 oz. Select Varieties Enchilada Sauce Old El Paso® Stand ´n Stuff Old El Paso® 1 oz. Select Taco Shells 10 ct. Varieties Taco Seasoning SAVE SAVE SAVE Kraft® 32 oz. Select 16 % SAVE 11 % ® Varieties Velveeta Block Cheese 12 % 34 % Old El Paso® 4 oz. ® Old El Paso® 16 oz. Select Varieties Rotel 10 oz. Select Varieties Select Varieties Salsa Chopped Chiles Diced Tomatoes “THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX” TAGS HELP IDENTIFY DISCLAIMER: PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY. THE PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM PRODUCTS USED IN THE MEAL SOLUTION. THOSE PICTURED. SOME ITEMS MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS. EFFECTIVE FOR CONUS STORES ONLY. AUG 29 - SEP 11 SAVE 26 % Dannon® 12oz. Select Varieties Danimals® Smoothies SAVE SAVE SAVE 20 % 36 % 19 % Food Should Taste Good® Frigo® 24 ct. Select Planters® Lightly Salted 5.5 oz. Select Varieties Varieties String Cheese Mixed Nuts 10.3 oz. Chips Sticks SAVE 15 % Mott's® 6 ct. Select Varieties Apple Sauce Cups SAVE 25 % SAVE SAVE Planters® Cashews havles & SAVE 25 % 24 % pieces 8 oz. 18 % Keebler® 9.5 - 13.8 oz. Horizon® Organic SuperPretzel® Baked Soft Select Varieties Town Mozzarella String Pretzels 6 ct. House® Crackers Cheese Sticks 6 ct. Snack Time Mozz Totz Ingredients: 12 servings Ĵ 12 oz. mozzarella string cheese Ĵ 1/2 cup bread crumbs Ĵ 1/2 cup marinara sauce (prepared, (fat-free) warmed) Ĵ 1/2 cup milk (1% low fat) Ĵ 1/2 tsp. oregano (dried) Ĵ 1/2 tsp. basil (dried) Ĵ cooking spray (non-stick) Directions: preheat oven to 350˚F 1. Line a baking sheet with foil and spray lightly with cooking spray. 2. Remove cheese from package and cut into bite size pieces. 3. In a small non-stick skillet, mix oregano and basil with bread crumbs. 4. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally until crumbs are lightly browned, about 5 minutes. 5. Dip each piece of cheese in milk and then into toasted bread crumbs, coating completely. 6. Place on baking sheet about 1 ½ inches apart. 7. Spray string cheese lightly with non-stick cooking spray. 8. Bake 5-6 minutes or until heated through. Cheese may melt slightly and lose shape. Simply press it back into place. 9. Dip in warmed marinara sauce. 10. Enjoy:-) Adapted: Arizona Nutrition Network, Champions for Change Notes: What’s Cooking USDA Mixing Bowl Ĵ None COMMISSARY REWARDS CARD DIGITAL COUPONS AVAILABLE. DISCLAIMER: PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY. THE PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS; LIMITED QUANTITIES. THOSE PICTURED. SOME ITEMS MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS. EFFECTIVE FOR CONUS STORES ONLY. AUG 29 - SEP 11 Swanson® 32 fl. oz. Organic Chicken Broth SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE 17 % 17 % 13 % 17 % ® Buitoni® 20 oz. Select Varieties Birds Eye 21 oz. Select Birds Eye® 21 oz. Select Tortellini or Ravioli Varieties Chicken Voila!® Varieties Shrimp Voila!® Kraft® 16 oz. Select Varieties Pompeian® Shredded 16 fl. oz. Cheese Extra Virgin Olive Oil SALE SAVE SAVE 39¢ 42 % SAVE Hunts® 8 fl. oz. Select 49 % Hormel® 6 oz. Sliced Varieties Tomato Sauce Pepperoni 20 % Hunts® Tomato Paste 6 oz. SAVE SAVE SAVE 20 % SAVE 47 % 18 % Butterball® everyday Turkey 24 % Kraft® 16 oz. Select Varieties Hinode® 28 oz. Extra Long Bacon 12 oz. Block Cheese Grain Brown Rice Quick Tips - Eggplant SELECTION: Ĵ Select those with smooth, firm, satin-like, glossy, skin. An eggplant should feel heavy for its size. Avoid ones that have brown or soft spots and dull skin. STORAGE: Ĵ Eggplant becomes bitter with age and should be used as soon as possible after pur- chase. The maximum shelf life is about 3-5 days from point of purchase. Ĵ The optimal temperature to store an eggplant is right around 50 degrees. It is best to wrap them in a paper towel and store in the coolest place of the house. NUTRITION FACTS: Ĵ Eggplant is low in calories, with approximately 35 per cup and is 95% water. It contains no fat and its high fiber content can help you feel full. Ĵ Eggplant that is baked using healthy fats, like olive oil, and with little or no breading, may lower ‘bad’ cholesterol. Ĵ Eggplants are high in bioflavonoids, which are known to control high blood pressure and relieve stress. FUN FACTS: Ĵ “Sweating” an eggplant before cooking cuts down on bitterness and prevents excessive oil from being soaked up during frying. To do so, wash the eggplant and cut off the top and bottom (peel if desired). Then, cut the eggplant in the desired shape and size; place the eggplant in a colander in the sink and lightly salt the eggplant. After 30 minutes, rinse the eggplant and use as desired. Ĵ Eggplants are actually berries and not vegetables. Ĵ The Italians once referred to eggplants as “crazy apples” because it was believed that consuming a large amount of egg- plant lead to madness. Ĵ The eggplant was introduced to the U.S. by Thomas Jefferson after receiving an eggplant from a French friend. “VALUE” TAGS HELP IDENTIFY THE BEST VALUE PRODUCT DISCLAIMER: PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION ONLY. THE PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM IN A GIVEN CATEGORY! THOSE PICTURED. SOME ITEMS MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS. EFFECTIVE FOR CONUS STORES ONLY. AUG 29 - SEP 11 Yummy Eggplant Lasagna Rolls Produce Stand Make half your plate Ingredients: 6 servings fruits & vegetables Ĵ 6 whole-grain lasagna sheets Ĵ 1 small onion, diced Ĵ 1/4 cup water Ĵ 2 small eggplants, peeled and diced Ĵ 2 small carrots, diced Ĵ 1/4 tsp. salt Ĵ 18 black olives, pitted and finely Ĵ 1 tbsp. finely chopped fresh Ĵ 1 cup shredded low-fat chopped cilantro leaves mozzarella cheese Ĵ 1 red bell pepper, seeded and diced Ĵ 1/4 cup olive oil Ĵ 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped Ĵ 3/4 cup tomato sauce Directions: preheat oven to 350˚F 1.
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