Vintage Popcorn Bags
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Popcorn Boxes (8 count) are made of cardboard with red and white stripes and Popcorn in a red circle on 2 sides. Boxes measure approximately 5.5 high x 2.5 wide x 1.5 deep at the base and 3.75 wide x 2.5deep at the top. Fill with popcorn (not included) or special treats (sold separately). Read more...
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This 48-Inch tall vendor-style popcorn cart will be the hit of every party. It pops up to two quarts of hot, fresh kettle cooked popcorn per batch. Providing a vintage look and feel, reminiscent of silent movie houses and carnivals circa-early 1900's, the old fashioned movie time popcorn cart is designed for home use. It features a large, stainless-steel kettle with a built-in stirring system and kernel catcher to keep out the unpopped kernels. There is a compartment in the base of the unit to store supplies, making it easy to keep the cart well-stocked and organized. The old fashioned movie time popcorn cart has an easy-to-clean design and is approved for commercial use. Its accessible height makes serving a snap. Read more...
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Fresh from the farm gourmet popping corn. This premium popcorn is grown specifically for tenderness and taste. You haven't tasted great popcorn until you pop with Wabash Valley Farms gourmet popping corns. Read more...
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Vintage Crochet Patterns to make - Crocheted Popcorn Swirl Beret with matching triangle bag. Each Vintage Home Arts pattern comes in an acid-free archival quality sheet protector ready to be placed in a binder. An additional free Vintage Home Arts pattern (our choice) is included with every order. This pattern is a cleaned and restored reprint from the exclusive collection of Vintage Home Arts and is copyright protected. Again, this is NOT a finished item, but a pattern to make an item. Read more...
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2Do: Museums, parks, family events and more for Oct. 7-13, 2011 Use antique farm equipment to press apple cider, grind and shell corn, make – and taste – apple butter and sauerkraut, and enjoy old-fashioned popcorn. Other activities include pumpkin painting, wagon rides through the grounds and a scavenger hunt. |
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A store In Seligman, along Route 66. Picture: Catherine Marshall Source: Supplied But there's competition in Chicago, where tourists clutch bags of Garrett popcorn -- an Oprah favourite -- and the tempting smell of warm caramel and sugar wafts up from their purchases. At Navy Pier, a few kilometres from Jackson Boulevard, |
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Lots of Fall Festival Fun and More This Weekend The farm is also offering traditional fall treats like apple fritters, hot cider and popcorn. Head down to Vermillion for one of the biggest parades in the state, and a chance to see legend Dick Goddard. With 15 marching bands, floats, animals, clowns, |
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CHURCH BRIEFS Cookies, popcorn and hot and cold drinks will be served. Everyone welcome. At the 10:30 am contemporary service, Senior Pastor Les Crossfield will share the message. Immediately after the service, the Motorcycle Connect Group will travel to Johnstown |
BRIDGEWATER
Fair
The Bridgewater Country Fair will be held Aug. 19 to 21 on the grounds behind the firehouse on Route 133 in Bridgewater.
The event, which draws thousands of people, is sponsored by the Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Department .
The fair will be open Aug. 19 from 4 to 11 p.m., Aug. 20 from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Aug. 21 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Admission is $8 for adults, free for children under 12. A three-day pass will be $16. Those age 60 and older will be admitted for $5 Aug. 20 and 21.
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New York Magazine Mergler has paper popcorn bags from that era, so you can fill 'em up with hot, just-popped corn. ... Mergler also has a vitrine of vintage thirties jewelry, ... |
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About this book New York magazine was born in 1968 after a run as an insert of the New York Herald Tribune and quickly made a place for itself as the trusted resource for readers across the country. With award-winning writing and photography covering everything from politics and food to theater and fashion, the magazine's... |
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When my kids were babies (and we were broke) we would put the seats down in the back of our SUV, throw a bunch of toys back there and go to the drive-in... it was the only way we could go see a movie without having to pay a babysitter. HA! Love your beautiful blog, thanks for coming to visit me and I'm newly following you! Orangies Attic