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National Pork Month

by Bethany on October 12, 2010

It’s here again! National Pork Month! This month is a 31 day celebration of all things delicious, so bring on the bacon, pork chops, and pork loin.

In celebration, the Ohio Pork Producers Council is giving away a $2.00 coupon for any fresh pork product! That’s right; we are helping you eat as much sausage as you can possibly can in one sitting. Consider it a challenge or merely your duty to fully embrace this month.

If you need recipes and cooking tips, take a look at www.OhioPork.org for some great recipes from our Ohio farm families.

What’s your plans for National Pork Month?

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National Hot Dog Month

by Bethany on July 21, 2010

I know, I know… it’s amazing that they don’t have cards, songs, and most important to any holiday, a JCPenney sale, to mark this momentous occasion.

Some hot dog trivia from the National Hog Dog and Sausage Council:

  1. Americans eat more hot dogs on the 4th of July than any other day.  Around 155 million of them!
  2. Los Angeles is the #1 hot dog eating city!
  3. Sausage is one of the oldest forms of processed foods.  It was mentioned in Homer’s Odyssey in the 9th century!
  4. The name ‘hot dog’ probably came from a dachshund dog that the German’s brought with them along with the idea of serving sausage on a bun.

Here are a few ways to celebrate this month the Porktastic way:

1.  Take a bite out of this monstrosity- a foot long hot dog, loaded with cheese, chili, and bacon.  Nothing like a little pork on pork!

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2.  Attend Brat Fest and eat a few for philanthropy’s sake.

3.  Enjoy a listening to these songs:

  1. Hot Dog by Elvis Presley
  2. Hot Dog by Buck Owens
  3. Who Let the Dogs Out by the Baha Men
  4. Jack and Diane by John Cougar Mellencamp

Let us know how you are going to celebrate this month!

What is your hot dog of choice?

-B

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The Most Important Day of the Year

March 1, 2010

Today is the most important day of the year. It is a day to stay home from work. It is a day of celebrating with family and friends. It is bigger than Thanksgiving and Christmas and New Year’s and the Fourth of July combined. It is a day to honor the reason there can be [...]

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