- December 22nd, 2011
- lisa
- Comments Off on Raye’s Mustard – Stone Ground Goodness
In the vast never ending sea of artisan mustards a beacon called out in the storm. A strike of White Lightning, a beacon called us to go forward. Like a Schooner in...
- December 20th, 2011
- lisa
- 1 Comment
We’ve spoken to the awesomeness of Salted Caramel before. We’ll always be fans here at SPG. So when they came around with their cocoa mix. We had to get our...
- December 13th, 2011
- lisa
- 2 Comments
Chicago has a lot of bars. A whole lot of bars. Sure, by now you’ve found your local haunt, where you take your dates, or where you can catch your...
- December 1st, 2011
- lisa
- 1 Comment
Sure, we carry other granola, heck we even make our own. We love granola, and know that you do too. Sometimes it’s hard to find a good snack. One that...
- November 28th, 2011
- lisa
- 1 Comment
In a world where one is never really sure about the things in their food, label or no – there is always something quite refreshing about the companies that keep...
- November 22nd, 2011
- lisa
- Comments Off on Southport Grocery’s Great Gift Baskets
It’s that time of year citizens. It’s gift giving time. We’re warming up our stainless steal table, clear wrap, and of course the baskets. We have been putting together perfect...
- September 29th, 2011
- lisa
- Comments Off on Corn that pops!
In a world where almost every household has a microwave with a “popcorn button” ~ we wonder ~ does anyone actually MAKE popcorn anymore? Our staff remembers the days of...
- August 25th, 2011
- lisa
- Comments Off on Janice And The Macaroons
This is the story of Janice and her macaroons.. Janice first learned to bake in her Aunt’s kitchen in Ireland when she was just 10 yrs. old. Her favorite thing...
- April 20th, 2011
- lisa
- Comments Off on Tiesta Tea – Blending the best
Walk by our shelves and you’ll notice a new row of brightly colored bags – bright blue, green, purple, yellow, and red. The bag is modern and clean but holds a plethora of information. Turn...
- April 16th, 2011
- lisa
- Comments Off on Oompa’s Mustard – spread a bit of heat
A few miles west of South Bend, nuzzled against Hudson Lake – one of the last stops on the South Shore line there lies the sleepy town of New Carlisle,...