Play ball! Pass the munchies

Wed., Sept. 21, 2005

Marge Svenson King Features Syndicate

Football season is officially here. Let the snacking begin! Whether you’re gathered at home or hosting a tailgate party, let “ease” be your guide word. Food doesn’t have to be fancy — just tasty!

Here are this week’s savings to make sports-watching snacks:

• Save $1 on any Ken’s Buffalo Wing Sauce marinade or any 24-oz. dressing such as ranch, blue cheese or honey mustard. Expires Oct. 23.

• Jose Ole has a 75-cent coupon on any Mexi-Minis or Taquitos 12 oz. or larger and 35 cents on any burrito, chimichanga or soft taco. Daisy also has a 55-cent coupon on any container of sour cream. Expires Oct. 30.

• Land O’ Lakes offers a 55-cent coupon on any two packages of pre-sliced or Alpine Lace cheese products. Expires Oct. 31.

• Save $1 on any 4 oz. or larger bag of Oh Boy! Oberto natural style beef or turkey jerky and 75-cents on any bag of Beef Jerky Crisps in original, Sweet Mesquite or Smokey BBQ flavors. Expires Dec. 31.

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