The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

NORTHWEST HERALD Section B WMo«td«y, September 4, IMS Pago S Food |Now any coffee can be a flavored treat I- KEYPORT, NJ - Coffee £ gourmets will soon be enjoying » superior taste and convenience in * flavored coffee thanks to a revolu- k Won in the specialty coffees I market by Country Gourmet. In- * stead of making unflavored cof- l fee, consumers can turn any icup ; of ordinary coffee into Swiss «•; Chocolate, Irish Creme, Amaret- Jr to, or Vanilla by adding individual ^flavor packets. This represents a totally new t concept in flavored coffee. Up to K now, coffee connoisseurs had only »; two choices -- flavored, coffee K beans or grind, or the instant »; coffee-type products. Country " Gourmet is a flavoring that you BUY D IRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER 1 2 S T U E S O F BUNK BEDS T O C H O O S E F R O M BECAUSE WE MANUF ACTURE ALL OUR OWN FURNITURE. YOUR SAVINGS ARE FAR GREATER THAN BUYING FROM A RETAIL STORE. add to coffee, and the ramifica­ tions of this innovation are enor­ mous. The flavor packets, which have Just begun to appear on the shelves, come in boxes of 20, five of each flavor. The box will retail for $2.40. Because of this assorted - package, it isn't expensive to keep all the flavors on band. Conventional flavored coffees offer only one flavor per con­ tainer, and for brewed coffee, only one flavor per pot. With Country Gourmet, everyone can choose his own flavor without extra cost, separate preparation, or wasteful overstocking. The best way to sum up Country Gourmet's benefits is "choice". Customers can choose a favorite flavor from the assortment; they can choose whether to use it with brewed coffee pr instant, regular, or decaffeinated; they can choose strong or weak coffee with less or „more than the standard flavor portion. They can enjoy this popular gourmet treat even on -special diets. Another important feature of Country Gourmet is the packag­ ing. The shelf life of the sealed packets is almost unlimited. Con- . ventional flavored coffees begin to lose flavor'and taste once the con­ tainer is opened. Air sealed inside starts oxidation. Even flavored beans begin to deteriorate rapid­ ly. Stocking a variety of flavors of. the conventional-type products multiplies waste quickly. Country Gourmet coffee flavor­ ings also contain no sugar, no sodium, no alcohol, and Country Gourmet is caffeine-free. With 432 million cups of coffee consumed daily in the U.S. and the flavored coffee market growing at an estimated rate of 40 percent an­ nually, excellent sales are forecasted for Country Gourmet. (AUIN4H tht) • CICWS QUARTERS • LOFT BEDS • BOOKCASEBUNKS «DESKS ft HUTCHES • MIRRORS A NRHTSTANDS •DRESSERS 4S07W.ELM (RTE. ISO) McHENRY.IL (018)344*4422 STOP MA SEE OUR NEW A EXCLUSIVE PUNK BUNK SS COLORS TOCNOOSIFVOM WE ALSO DESIGN* BUILO CUSTOM ORDERS. OPEN MON WED.»S:» THURS.IFRI M SAT.«)• SUN NOON S Even the neophyte chef can j^make perfect parfaits and ^meringues to end a meal with panache. The following recipes Kare foolproof, and the results are ^irresistible. Pretty to look at and {•delicious to taste, parfaits are a • dessert for every member of the H family. They have a satisfying flavor that belies their light, airy texture and ease of preparation. Only five ingredients are needed for this parfait. Chances are, you . have them on hand -- orange juice : from Florida, unflavored gelatine, - sugar, water and heavy cream. A desserts can be easy few minutes of assembly, three hours to chill, and voilai A heavenly dessert with the fresh flavor of Fldrida oranges is ready to perk up the tastebuds. There are a variety of ways to serve the elegant result of your labor. Pile it into a large glass bowl and spoon helpings into individual dishes as desired. Present it in parfait glasses and decorate it with whatever is handy. Or, for an extra special touch, mound the creamy mixture in crisp meringue shells. These easy-to-make edibles look fresh tfancy easy tp make with the right recipes. MtfaitoauL e. desserts and attractive on the table and add a nice contrast in color and texture to the parfait filling. If you have a youngster learning to cook, start with this simple dessert -- it can't fail! And enjoy it all year long. Orange Parfait V» cup sugar 1 envelope unflavored gelatine 2 cups Florida orange juice, divided 1 cup heavy cream, whipped In medium saucepan combine sugar and gelatine. Add 1 cup orange juice; stir over medium heat until sugar and gelatine are dissolved, about 4 minutes. Remoye from heat; stir in remaining 1 cup orange juice. Chill until mixture is consistency of unbeaten egg white. Fold in heavy cream. Spoon into Meringue Shells* or individual dessert dishes. Yield: J servings. 'Meringue Shells 3 egg whites Mi teaspoon cream of tartar V» teaspoon salt % cup sugar Beat egg whites until foamy; add cream of tartar and salt; beat until stiff but not dry. Add the sugar gradually, beating until very stiff. Cover baking sheet with aluminum foil or heavy brown paper. Pile meringue intd 6 rounds about 3 inches in diameter. Make a 2-inch depression in/the center. Bake in a 275* F. Yield: 6 meringues. m # It's sad (We can't take it for granted anymore that our children will make it to school, or the store, or the movies, and back. . . We can't be sure it's safe for them to play in the park, or the sdioolyard, or even the front yard, alone. Until we can again, until they re finally out of danger, we re turning every Edison employe into family. To give kias in trouble or ltfst someone to yarn to, someone who cares, when there's no police officer close by. . .It's not a solution to the problem by any means, but it s a start. A team effort that all of us at Commonwealth Edison take very seribusly. Especially the hundreds of crews we have working out on the streets. ' • _ Your kids can spot our trucks a long way off. When they see that big c ir\ our logo, or the e team emblem, they'll know they're among friends. Please, tell em to look for us. LOOK FOR TME '9«S Common»e<iW C CMC)" Comp»n, 1 84 LUMBER & HOME CENTER ftriocgi Now Thru Sunday, Sept8th ;SS APA sheet 1123) %"x4'x8' CDX PLYWOOD SHEATHING FRAMING LUMBER Clean dry. Kept undei rovei Size 10' 12' 14' 16' 2"x4" SI.89 $2.29 $2.64 $2.99 2"x6" S2.89 S3.49 $4.09 $4.59 2"x 8" S3.99 $4.79 $5.69 $6.49 2"x10" S6.29 $7.54 $8.79 $9.99 BUNDLE *20.49 100sq. ft Self Seal Fiberglass ROOFING SHINGLES 20 year warranty s*. •cja1 2iw Wind Guard Deluxe White Triple Track STORM WINDOWS Stockj^zes 4484 each t"x32"x80" White Self Storing STORM DOOR Ml (414-St). LN (414-ltl sheet inil 7/16"x4'x8" WAFERBOARD SHEATHING a ' « each {643-121 OAK HUGGER ... CHUNG FAN Ideal For Low .Ceilings. $14« sheet |7M| V* x4 x8 T1-11 Exterior WOOD SIDING •"«.* • i. . i LAWN & LEAF RAKES ST' Bamboo . 166II3| 23" Spring Steel 1%f each (Si3-69|\ Stained Mahogany 4'x8' Prefinished PANELING SK M i ^34c Decora No Wax Vmy1 FLOOR COVERING Sold ml? width' tota Prlco Lass Mir. Mall-la Rate 34B4 M -5D0 Your Final Cost 2984 (121-15) #87501 Single Handle Washerless KITCHEN FAUCET U'x20' ROOM ADDITION Dislgned for slab construction. Package includes FREE plans, framing lumber, TH1 wood siding, 20 year fi­ berglass roofing shingles, drywall, insula­ tion, sheathing, trim, nails and 6' patio door. fuM'ir Yourself • ti«4 $1,948M ••ch (1)7 30 ft) Kraft Faced FIBERGLASS INSULATION FlBERGLAS 3VT R-l 1 6%" H-19 The higher the fl-Vaiue the greater the insulating power R Value tact sheets on tile Sill Prici 2A4 Lilt Mfr. Mail-In Habits -2L00 mft Your FinaLCost 84C<. Vp I (410 22) 12 02 Can Touch N Foam INSTANT INSULATION LMM 1 MoMIl for Fomly/Mtrest Vp I D E L I V E R Y A V A I L A B L E A T R E A S O N A B L E R A T E S pr CRYSTALLAKE ~ MAIN STREET4 RT. 14 Not rttfuiHt tor typofrt^iiCll errors Wt rotorM KM rtfM to IMHI tvMititt 0M torrttt iMttufOtt p tM ot ¥ fv'Ciittt .op LUMBER & HOME CENTER ;|SS| WEEKDAYS 7 AJH.-SPJfl̂ SATURDAY S AA. • S ML, SUNDAY 10 A JM. - S P Jl. WE RESERVE THE RMMT TO UIRT QUANTITIES * PALATINI ROUND LAKE ,4 . „ 2234 RAND RD. BCACN (AaoMfrommt < Between DundMl RT.C Crystal P^ntMaH) LakaCookRd.) I ROLLINS RO. Phoi«(S15)4SM4S4 Phoot:(312)Ml-0130 (112) 22)4445 MUNDELQN INTERSECTION OF FAR* CITY RTS.MIO RT. 120 ON TOWN LINE R0. ViMILE EAST Of RT. 41 (Next to Strvks Merchandise) Phoar (2121 ISMtii Phot* (312) S66-S411 ^ ^