There's a great printable coupon available right now for .75/1 Kraft Homestyle Macaroni & Cheese dinner.
This will pair nicely with the Kraft deal that Harris Teeter is offering this week.
Mix and Match Kraft promotion: Buy any five participating products for $8, which ends up being $1.60 each. (Regular price: $2 each)
Using two of these coupons, you'll pay just 10 cents each for two of your five items!
Here's a heads up on some great new printable coupons available:
$1/1 Post Honey Bunches of Oats Fruit Blends cereal
$1.10/2 Coffee Mate Natural Bliss creamers
If you're interested, print them now because they won't last.
Zely & Ritz is hosting a dinner tonight featuring the cheeses of Chapel Hill Creamery. The five course dinner starts off with puff pastry-wrapped Calvander cheese and NC apples, and ends on a high note with Pheta cheesecake Napoleon with dates braised in red wine.
To taste for yourself what comes between, call 828-0018 for reservations. Cost is $49 per person ($79 with optional wine pairings).
Here is something you can do with part of that extra hour you earned when Daylight Saving Time ended; whip up some beer and cheese soup. I'm sure you can think of something to do with the rest of the six-pack.
It seems fitting that the city of Raleigh should end the year on yet another “Best Of” list.
This month the travel Web site TripAdvisor named Raleigh’s New Year’s Eve acorn drop No. 10 on its list of America’s quirkiest New Year’s Eve events.
Raleigh has already been named to more than 20 “Best Of” lists this year, including the Best American City for Singles by Every Day with Rachael Ray, and the Healthiest City for Men by Men’s Health magazine. TripAdvisor’s list was compiled using the sort of subjective judgments behind most “Best Of” lists. The list is based on different New Year’s Eve events’ popularity among TripAdvisor users and the Web site editors.
The news that there are nine other New Year’s Eve events in America more quirky than the acorn drop is likely to shock and disappoint many. Look up “quirky” in the dictionary, and you should see a picture of an acorn dropping.
Many of the events deemed more quirky involved the dropping of other strange objects: a glowing pickle in Mount Olive, a giant piece of cheese in Plymouth, Wis., a giant sausage in Elmore, Ohio, and a giant edible bologna in Lebanon, Pa.
At this point, Raleigh’s only real option is to start a campaign to drop something next year that is so quirky it will dumbfound the connoisseurs of quirk. TriPol is now accepting suggestions.
