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Grocery - Discount Condiments

Nathan's FamousNathan's Famous Hot Dog Treats, All Beef, 4-Ounce Ziplock Bags (Pack of 4)
Grocery (Nathan's Famous)
List Price: $15.16
Price: $12.15
You Save: $3.01 (20%)
  • Case of four 4-ounce zip top bags of smoked beef flavor dog treats (16 total ounces)
  • Chewy, nutritious, all-beef treat with smoky flavor
  • Offer as a snack or treat; wheat gluten free
  • Excellent source of protein
  • Made in the USA
Fischer & WieserFischer & Wieser Razzpotle Roasted Raspberry Chipotle Sauce, 20-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 6)
Grocery (Fischer & Wieser)
List Price: $64.56
Price: $49.66
You Save: $14.90 (23%)
  • Case of six 20-ounce sauce bottles (total of 120 ounces)
  • Zesty sauce made with ripe raspberries and chipotle peppers
  • All-natural; no added preservatives
  • Smoky, sweet, and spicy; gourmet accompaniment to soft cheese or grilled meat
  • Award-winning specialty condiments produced in Texas since 1969
Annie's NaturalsAnnie's Naturals Organic Ketchup, 24-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 6)
Grocery (Annie's Naturals)
List Price: $26.44
Price: $22.03
You Save: $4.41 (17%)
  • Case of six 24-ounce bottles of organic ketchup (total of 144 ounces)
  • Ripe-tomato paste with spicy hints of allspice and cloves
  • All-natural; USDA- and Oregon Tilth-certified organic
  • Vegan; gluten-free; soy-free; dairy-free
  • Recipe developed by Annie herself on seven-generation Vermont farm
Amore PasteAmore Pesto Paste, 2.8-Ounce Tubes (Pack of 6)
Grocery (Amore Paste)
List Price: $24.00
Price: $18.46
You Save: $5.54 (23%)
  • Pack of six 2.8-ounce tube of concentrated pesto paste (16.8 total ounces)
  • Made with basil, sunflower oil, olive oil, salt, pine nuts, and garlic,
  • Highly concentrated flavor; quick tips and recipes printed inside each box
  • Easy to use with no waste; just squeeze out the amount needed, cap and refrigerate the rest
  • Imported from Italy
BeaverBeaver Brand Cranberry Mustard, 13-Ounce Squeezable Bottles (Pack of 6)
Grocery (Beaver)
List Price: $19.80
Price: $19.80
  • Case of six 13-ounce mustard bottles (total of 78 ounces)
  • Rich, gourmet flavor seasoned with honey and ripe cranberries
  • Vegetarian-friendly mustard from innovative, award-winning condiment producer
  • Convenient, squeezable bottle
  • Specialty condiments produced in Oregon since 1929
RolandRoland Moutarde a L'Ancienne (Grained Mustard with Wine and Whole Mustard Seeds), 17.6-Ounce Stone Jugs (Pack of 2)
Grocery (Roland)
Price: $18.68
HPH P Sauce, 15-Ounce Bottle (Pack of 4)
Grocery (HP)
List Price: $22.16
Price: $17.05
You Save: $5.11 (23%)
  • Imported from Britain
  • No Fat and and low sodium
BeaverBeaver Brand Sweet Hot Mustard, 13-Ounce Squeezable Bottles (Pack of 6)
Grocery (Beaver)
List Price: $15.60
Price: $15.60
  • Case of six 13-ounce mustard bottles (total of 78 ounces)
  • Rich, gourmet flavor seasoned with honey, balsamic vinegar, and tangy spices
  • Vegetarian-friendly mustard from innovative, award-winning condiment producer
  • Convenient, squeezable bottle
  • Specialty condiments produced in Oregon since 1929
ScarpettaScarpetta Tomato and Arugula, 20-Ounce Jar (Pack of 4)
Grocery (Scarpetta)
List Price: $30.40
Price: $23.38
You Save: $7.02 (23%)
  • sauce condiment pasta natural homemade gourmet Italian regional recipes small batches family friends meal tomato fresh herbs love food
  • made by lovers of great pasta sauce for lovers of great pasta sauce
  • Microwaveable freezable reusable plastic containers new extra heavy-duty packaging
  • enjoy the passion and buon appetito
  • a great gift for food connoisseurs who love variety
KraftKraft Sweet N Sour Sauce, 10-Ounce Squeezable Bottles (Pack of 12)
Grocery (Kraft)
List Price: $25.48
Price: $20.96
You Save: $4.52 (18%)
  • Case of 12 10-ounce squeezable bottles (120 total ounces)
  • Made with pineapple juice
  • Contains no trans fats and no cholesterol
  • A sqeezable version of classic sweet and sour sauce
  • Great on sandwiches, burgers and in recipes for added flavor and spice

Off Topic

Erie is a great town! It seems that everyday there is something to do, and most weekends there is some terrific large community gathering. This weekend its the Arts Festival, and in the up coming weeks we'll have the Roar on the Shore, The Blues and Jazz Festival, Celebrate Erie(or whatever they are calling it this year), as well as weekend block parties all summer long.

This town is crammed full of fun and activities, and people who love to share a good time together. Its great and its nice to bring people from out of town and show them what Erie is all about.

Yet there is one caveat to all this excitement. One aspect of this scene that has dampened my enthusiasm to entertain friends and family outside my home -- I am reluctant to take people to restaurants lately due from a string of bad experiences.

So I've been motivated to write this piece not to trash establishments, but to shed light on some issues I've encountered. I bet I'm not alone and maybe this will help 'clean' things up . . . .

I don't consider myself a clean freak, and I don't make it a habit to go out looking for something to complain about, and to be fair and fully open, I'm not exactly dinning at 4 star restaurants, but a clean salt shaker shouldn't be considered up scale accommodations.

Going back a little, I was once at a bar and diner and ate a terrific sandwich and fries. I couldn't use the ketchup because it was crusted completely over on top. We've all seen some of this to a degree, I'm sure, but this was entirely over the top.

Knowing the owner, who is not the manager, I filed this experience away with the intent to bring it up next time we spoke. Well, we ran into each other, and he's proud of his place, but I did mention it to him and since then I've noticed items have been cleaner.

But I didn't like being put in that position, but it was needed. I spoke up in another place about their salt...

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