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Aunt Sadie’s Candies Web Site
Press Room
Ladies and Gentlemen of the Media:
I have always had, you should excuse the
pun, an open stove policy with the
press. There are no secrets in Aunt
Sadie’s candy kitchen, just as there are
no secrets to enjoying great candy. And
I want to make sure that you get all the
information you need to tell my story
and also that you have a chance to try
my wonderful kosher candy.
If you’re working on a story and would
like to review my line of delicious,
gourmet kosher candy, just send us a
letter, on the publication’s letterhead,
telling us about your article and we’ll
send you samples to enjoy and critique.
It’s our way of recruiting you to the
sweet side of life, something, I have
discovered, the press can always use.
Our Web site press room offers links to
downloadable stories and photos to use
as is or as background for your work.
Feel free to use any or all of the
material as you please. And be good boys
and girls to Aunt Sadie. You know she
loves you.
Aunt Sadie
AUNT SADIE’S STORIES AND PHOTOS
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RANDALL ENOS
AUTOGRAPHS AUNT SADIE'S BOXES at GOLD's
DELI in WESTPORT
WESTPORT,
Connecticut, (April
25, 2009) -
News Clipping of Randall Enos signing
boxes as reported by the Westport News.
AUNT SADIE'S CANDIES
at GOLD'S DELI for MOTHER'S DAY
EASTON, Connecticut, (April 17, 2009) –
Some of us are born in a hospital bed,
while others are born at home. Aunt
Sadie, the spokes-yenta for Aunt Sadie’s
Candies™, a new brand of kosher candy
being introduced at Gold’s Deli for
Mother’s Day, was born on the drawing
board of world famous editorial and
children’s book illustrator, Randall
Enos, of New Bedford, Massachusetts and
Easton, Connecticut.
Central Point
confectioner makes
kosher candy to help
temples survive
March
10, 2009
By john
darling
A Central
Point
confectioner
has happened
upon a sweet
idea for
helping his
temple raise
money —
kosher
candies.
Peter Croyle
of Pete's
Gourmet
Confections
has created
a new line
of products,
Aunt Sadie's
Candies, to
help Jewish
and other
organizations
raise money
during a
time when
charitable
giving is
dropping
along with
employment
and the
stock
market.
"I saw the
need for it,
when people
are losing
their jobs
and the
outlook is
grim," said
Croyle.
"People are
able to give
less. This
is a way for
a group of
us to make
it easier
for a temple
or church to
keep their
building
fund going
and keep the
lights on."
CANDY IS
DANDY FOR
FUNDRAISING
- REALLY
ASHLAND,
Oregon,
(March 11,
2009) - The
key to
successful
fundraising
in hard
times is
making an
offer that
your
prospect
simply can’t
refuse. And
if it’s
something he
or she loves
to begin
with, the
likelihood
of success
is that much
greater.
Take candy
for
instance,
really
delicious,
finely
crafted,
gourmet
candy.
THE “GREENING”
OF AUNT SADIE’S CANDIES
ASHLAND, Oregon, (March 4, 2009) – When
you think of environmentally friendly
products, reduced automobile emissions,
products with recycled materials and
those with minimal carbon footprints
come to mind. But candy, what can a
gourmet candy company do about the
environment, aside from putting a smile
on customers’ faces and making the world
an infinitely happier place?
AUNT SADIE OF
AUNT SADIE’S CANDIES COMES TO LIFE
ON
RANDALL ENOS’ DRAWING BOARD
EASTON, Connecticut, (February 25, 2009)
– Some of us are born in a hospital bed,
while others are born at home. Aunt
Sadie, the spokes-yenta for Aunt Sadie’s
Candies™, a new brand of kosher candy,
was born on the drawing board of world
famous editorial and children’s book
illustrator, Randall Enos, of New
Bedford, Massachusetts and Easton,
Connecticut.
AUNT SADIE’S
CANDIES ON SALE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR
TEMPLE EMEK
SHALOM
ASHLAND, Oregon, (February 19, 2009) –
It’s not often that Ashland, Oregon is
the birthplace of a new brand, let alone
a gourmet line of kosher candy, and
kosher for Passover yet. Well Aunt
Sadie’s Candies™, a new brand being sold
as a fundraising vehicle by the students
of the Temple Emek Shalom religious
school, is not only Ashland-born, it’s
officially on the market. The new line
of kosher candy, dubbed “Old World
Sweets for a New World,” includes many
traditional favorites, but made up to
strict eco-kosher standards.
Aunt Sadie's
Candies
"Old World Sweets for a New World"
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