Word: breaded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rapidly falling commodity prices, processors and retailers have been reluctant to pare prices until now because of high operating costs. So far, retail price cuts have been scattered and moderate: in Chicago, 5 Ibs. of sugar now goes for $1.99, compared with $2.35 a few weeks ago, but white bread is selling for 60? a loaf, up 16% from a year ago. Nonetheless, Clarence Adamy, president of the National Association of Food Chains, claims that "food stores are posting more price declines now than they have at any time in the past three years." Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz estimated last...
...bondage-and-discipline number, but its inevitable punch-line. "We've got nothing to lose but our chains," is an awful long time coming) than in its unflagging continuity in a texture which-as a friend from Lampoon explained to me--soaks up puns unobtrusively, "the way bread soaks up puns unobtrusively, "the way bread soaks up wine." Almost every line in the script has a joke in it somewhere, often so naturally imbedded in the basic joke of the plot (quailing before Otto da Fe, the Earl of Fourflush who announces that he won't be satisfied "until everyone...
...Shelter). "Sometimes these hands get so clumsy that I drop things and people laugh. Sometimes these hands seem so graceful I can see them signin' autographs." Reality and fantasy blend nicely in this graceful, never clumsy debut album. Phoebe's original lyrics are as plain as morning bread, but her alto voice is jazzy. Jazz Notables Teddy Wil son (piano) and Zoot Sims (saxophone) join the diversified goings...
...social security, education, and better medical care. For all Americans the choice is between a stone-age mentality of destruction and a civilized sense of constructive self-improvement. But for many poor Americans the choice may no longer be between guns and putter, but between guns and a little bread between technically more advanced weapons and survival...
...These days people would rather cook in than go out," theorizes Bridge, 59. "Quiche pans I can't keep in stock. Omelette makers won't quit. And bread! Bread is unbelievable. Why not? For $25 you can get a stainless steel bowl, a pastry cloth, a dough cutter, a bread pan, and you're in business. Forever...