Notes From The Big Cheese

A NEW HOLIDAY???
  Random Cheeser Notes

About Our Sale: OK. You had a great weekend with Valentines Day being on Sunday, right? You got wiped out of all of your old inventory, right? Well. now it is time to restock and we are going to make it easy on you by giving you some of our old favorites at really great prices and also introduce you to a few of our new goodies.

It's our: Now That You Love Me, Don't Ever Leave Me Sale!!!!

We could not resist having a little fun with an "after-Valentine's Day" sale. After all, with all of the hype and all of the money that people spend on their significant others or random dates, isn't it time we honored those who loved and LOST??!!!

For those who feel like. in the words of the late George Gobel. "the world is a black tuxedo and you are a pair of brown shoes": this sale is for you!

If you are lost in the crowd at the annual love feast, you now have cause for cheer. CORNUCOPIA is giving you a little recognition for being out of step, swimming against the tide. and flying your own kite. We dedicate this sale to all of those who are NOT in love. going through divorce, just moved out of your lover's house, can't even BUY a date. and those of you who may be relegated to sleeping in the proverbial dog house!

You can sweeten your tooth with our Callebaut Chocolate Sale; Mull over your losses with our Apple Juice Sale and Lick your Wounds with our wonderful local honey!

Whatever your love status, we have some thing here to make you smile and brighten your day. Hey, spring is not that far off..... go out and smell the daffodils! Some body stills loves you .…

Your Cornucopia Cheesers do!!!!!!!

This month's Puzzler!?!

Look at your Cornucopia price list under cheddar and see what we call a "print". Ever wonder why we call it a print? What in the heck is a print? Well, we would like to hear your explanation. We will give two $25 prizes. One for the most creative and one for the most factual explanation. We will publish the results in our next news letter.

What's Up with Olive Oil Prices?

The EU has stripped their oil subsidy from olive oil, thus putting pressure on prices.

Italy had a very poor crop this year and Spain's olive harvest will be around 30 per cent lower than one year ago.

You can look for prices to rise and then remain stable. There does not appear to be a shortage this year since the 1998/1999 crop, although less than the year before, is still the third largest of the century!

Who do you think is the world's largest olive producer? Italy. Greece or Spain?? The answer will appear in your next news letter! (Don't you just hate that!)