I don't see a website for Lil Dutch Maid, but the CA Attorney General has filled suit against several outlets selling Lil Dutch Maid Ginger Snaps for containing lead.

Boy, these cookies really fill me up. :haha:

*and* weigh you down.

Fehr Foods

Couldn't find the butter rings, though.

Ah, butter Rings, 5 cookies = 120 calories.
16 oz bonus pack, $2.49 at ShopRite.
11.5 oz x 24, $46.08 at Amazon.

The bride and his bridal party make their entrance

We sell Lil Dutch Maid ginger snaps and animal cookies ($2.79, EDLP, they look nasty but they're popular. They're an impulse buy item) and "infused water." The latter is all the rage, we've only been cashing in on the trend for about a month or so. Not asparagus yet, though, all fruit so far. But people buy that shit. It's "Made In House". Maybe I'll look how much it costs tomorrow, but I'm gonna bet $2.99ish. But the bottle is pretty reusable for a while... and pretty and square IIRC. Look, here it is in the Longmont store

http://www.yelp.com/biz/luckys-market-longmont

The infused water is the right thing at the right time. Long ago much of the water available where most people lived, wasn't safe to drink, so they drank other stuff. Then water became safe, but boring, they liked other stuff more.

Then recently get healthy became the hip thing but water was still boring. Now instead of sneaking a Pepsi in the garden shed, they can buy infused water that tastes better than plain water, and drink in front of their friends.

I wonder if they'll get heat from the anti-bottled water crowd?

Now, are those free-range blackberries, or have they been confined to a tiny cage all their lives?:eyebrow:

http://s8.postimg.org/3pbva6wgl/Hedge.jpg


Tall Order. A gardener working for the National Trust clips the 18th Century, 46' tall, Yew hedge at Powis Castle, near Welshpool, ancestral home of the Earls of Powis.

I shall never complain about having to trim the hedge ever again.

yew wood have do that.

After he was done, I bet he was bushed.

What in ye olde phucke?

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No doubt sponsored by a hedge fund manager. ;)

The reason for trimming the hedge is so it won't get too tall/wide. The Powis Earls were not taking care of business. Or were busy taking care of business and the hedge trimmer was busy taking care of Mrs Earl. :eyebrow:

Yewze guys gotta get into the 21st century.

Those upper 2 pics are strictly: Here hold my beer !

That's really where I want to be - hanging in the air with a whirling steel blade
while someone swings me back and forth and up and down and... Oooopy-daisy !

The guy in bottom right is perfectly positioned for a shot to the head right thru the screen