Town House Crackers News

 
Ticket giveaway: Chow Down Midtown...before or after a comedy show
Indianapolis Business Journal
To enter the contest, just name your favorite kind of cracker, below. I'll pick two winners at random. I love the gluten free Multi Grain crackers by Crunchmaster! I can't help myself when it comes to Townhouse crackers. Luckily I never buy them myself ...


 
Fake Grant Achatz recipes appear on a Kellogg's site
Chicago Tribune
The presumably yummy snack consists of Keebler Town House Toppers crackers topped with pureed sweet potatoes and three bourbon-soaked raisins. Except the recipe apparently didn't come from 'Grant Actatz' (sic), or Alinea chef Grant Achatz, either.

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Kellogg's Recipe Scandal: Company Credits Grant Achatz, Chef's Partner Calls ...
Huffington Post
One recipe, titled "Chef Grant Actatz' [sic] Sweet Potato Toppers," is a snack of Keebler Town House Toppers crackers, pureed sweet potatoes and bourbon-soaked raisins. And yes, that's how the site spelled Achatz's name. Kellogg's has since taken the ...

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Kellogg-Achatz mystery solved; recipes legit, agreement expired
Chicago Tribune
The recipes, which called for the use of Keebler Town House brand crackers, didn't sound much like the great chef's food. Turns out that, back in 2006, a somewhat-less-famous Achatz indeed had a relationship with Kellogg Company and developed two ...

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Weekend: Your guide to entertainment in Northeast Pennsylvania
Scranton Times-Tribune
HUB LOUNGE, Clarion Hotel: Wednesdays, Open Mic Night; Fridays and Saturdays, Wise Crackers Comedy Show. MANHATTAN DRIVE/BEST WESTERN PLUS, Dunmore: Saturdays, The Girlz. POOR RICHARD'S PUB, 125 Beech St.: Saturdays, DJ Honey Do.

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Fake Grant Achatz recipes appear on a Kellogg's site
Chicago Tribune
The presumably yummy snack consists of Keebler Town House Toppers crackers topped with pureed sweet potatoes and three bourbon-soaked raisins. Except the recipe apparently didn't come from 'Grant Actatz' (sic), or Alinea chef Grant Achatz, either.

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Is success worth it?
Inquirer.net (blog)
We stopped for brunch at Cracker Barrel. Their pancakes with warm maple syrup are to die for. The country-style restaurant has a wonderful surprise-filled little shop. It is pricey but irresistible. After poking around for a pasalubong for our hosts, ...