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Celebrating a Healthier Cinco de Mayo in 2012

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Pull out your sombreros, maracas, and get ready to listen to some Mexican folk music as you head out to your local restaurant to celebrate Cinco de Mayo.  The day, May 5th, is often thought of …

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Ham: The Indisputable Easter Must-Have

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As Easter falls upon us this weekend, many people will gather together with their families to celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ over 2,000 years ago.  Most of these familial celebrations include some type …

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On St. Patrick’s Day, Restaurants Have the Luck of the Irish

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Ah, St. Patrick’s Day—a day known for four-leaf clovers, leprechauns, and a day that restaurants can count on customers’ dollars and overindulgence, celebrating the Irish Saint Patrick and feasting on such delicacies as corned beef and …

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Happy Thanksgiving From Central

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From everyone at Central, we hope you have a fun, safe and happy Thanksgiving. We are thankful to have YOU as a customer and reader! Tell us, what are you thankful for? Image by Free-StockPhotos.com

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Many Diners Choosing Restaurants This Thanksgiving

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Next Thursday, many families will gather together for turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, stuffing and rolls. But not all.

According to the National Restaurant Association (NRA), 30 million Americans will be headed out to a restaurant instead.

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Wordless Wednesday – Acorn Squash Day (with recipe)

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                           Get the recipe and try this Curried Acorn Squash Soup!

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National Peach Month

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In honor of National Peach Month, Central is providing 10 peach related facts, tips, recipes and tools to encourage you to celebrate and educate your patrons.

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Everything To Know for Cinco de Mayo

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Today is May 5, which is usually rephrased to its Spanish translation—Cinco de Mayo. Sometimes the meaning of this date is misunderstood for Mexico’s Independence Day, which is actually September 16. The History Channel gives a …

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