Protein is the most vital nutrient in our bodies and we must eat complete sources everyday to maintain our health, strength and vitality. Without a minimum amount everyday, our bodies break down our muscles to fill our daily needs, making us flabby and weaker everyday! In this vivid demonstration Kenny […]
Having a thriving business for the long-haul is always a challenge. Most businesses fail in a year or two, and only a handful make it for a decade or two. Lakeview Supermarket and Deli established June 13, 1970 has just passed the fifty-year mark. Anyone who has been around Lake
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This comprehensive guide to choosing and cooking meat covers beef, pork and chicken from ground beef to prime rib and everything in between. Full of expert tips that will benefit you whether you are a beginner or a barbecue master. Preview: Extra Lean Ground Chuck-Always ground fresh entirely at Lakeview
We’ve always been green! While the rest of the world is finally discovering recycling and energy conservation, Lakeview Supermarket and Deli wants you to know that we have been going green for over three decades. Since the late 70’s Lakeview Supermarket and Deli has been recycling all of their cardboard.
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An intro to tri-tip A Tri-tip roast is also known as a “Beef Bottom Butt Sirloin.” But I doubt you will ever hear anybody call it that! So, the Tri-Tip is a triangular shaped piece of meat that comes on the Hindquarter near the Sirloin Tip, the Top sirloin and
Introductory information for our meat packs First of all most, if not all of your meats have been wrapped in white freezer paper. This paper is plastic lined and will keep your meat items in perfect condition for up to nine months. After nine months the meat is still safe,
Are you aware of the little mistake that costs most families hundreds of dollars a year more on groc Are you aware of the little mistake that costs most families hundreds of dollars a year more on groceries? The average grocery shopper buys prepackaged meat in sizes that are either
