Originally Posted By: rlind
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Great - now I want a cookie. But Chicago is too far from Colorado to just drop by.
Oh well, I have some Oreo's at home yet, I think.
Great - now I want a cookie. But Chicago is too far from Colorado to just drop by.
Oh well, I have some Oreo's at home yet, I think.
Originally Posted By: Aimee Jalowsky
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I am eating a double Chocolate fudge brownie from FREA. What are you talking about?
Originally Posted By: wdecker
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Aimee,
I believe that I speak for the vast majority of NACHI inspectors, and no offense intended (in fact the opposite) when I say that you are one hot cookie.
Sorry, I just had to.
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Will Decker
Decker Home Services
Skokie, IL 60076
wjd@DeckerHomeServices.com
Originally Posted By: pbolliger
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| wdecker wrote: |
| Aimee,
I believe that I speak for the vast majority of NACHI inspectors, and no offense intended (in fact the opposite) when I say that you are one hot cookie.  Sorry, I just had to. |
Ok Will,, Cool down boy ...
Get some fresh air there , bud.. Get outta the crawl space...
Originally Posted By: rlind
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Aimee,
I was attempting to reply to your message from yesterday about someone dropping off some cookies at your office.
Guess I created a new message by mistake....
Anyhow, I polished off those Oreo's last night.
For the benefit of you Chicago area folks, I have a large box of Maurice Lenell cookies now. Yes, even the coveted "pinwheels" and "cherry center" flavors!
Ron
Originally Posted By: wdecker
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Me? Kosher cookies from Hungarian Kosher food store on Oakton, just west of Crawford, in Skokie.
To die for, so to speak.
Originally Posted By: aleleika
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| rlind wrote: |
| Aimee,
I have a large box of Maurice Lenell cookies now. Yes, even the coveted "pinwheels" and "cherry center" flavors! Ron |
Recently I have had a taste for some Maurice Lenell "Pinwheels"...can't seem to find them. 
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Originally Posted By: rlind
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Try your local Dominick’s, or http://www.ecomallbiz.com/lenell/
Just finished some Pinwheels a few minutes ago. Mmmmmm...
Originally Posted By: ekartal5
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Dan their headquarters and outlet store is on Harlem near Lawrence (Norridge) unless they recently moved.
Erol Kartal
ProInspect
Originally Posted By: rlind
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Erol,
How could I forget their outlet store on Harlem???
Yes, that store (and the cookie factory in back of it) are very much still there. The store still looks the same as it did in the 1960's. Very nostalgic.
And enjoy FREE samples of every cookie they sell while you are there.
One word of beware - the store is located in a frequently traffic congested area near lots of shopping centers. Don't go on a Saturday afternoon in December....
Originally Posted By: ekartal5
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Ron don’t forget the footlong cheese dog for dessert at Franksville down the street on Addison.
Erol
Originally Posted By: rlind
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Franksville indeed!
We could go on and on about the fine gastrointestinal delights available to folks in Chicago.
....wouldn't be fair to the folks in the rest of the country.
Oh well, time for my dinner at Connie's Pizza!
Originally Posted By: wdecker
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I once had a call from a NACHI guy in South Carolina, I believe. We talked and the conversation got around to Pizza. I sent him (overnight, half baked) a pizza from Edwardo’s Pizza. To Die For!!!
Happily surprised him. he said his kids had never seen anything like it (thick crust (1 1/2 - 2") with piles of toppings).
I believe that we Chicago area inspectors could be a very valuable resource in elevating the cullinary quality of our fellow NACHI brothers around the country. After all, its not their fault that they live in quality food starved areas.
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Will Decker
Decker Home Services
Skokie, IL 60076
wjd@DeckerHomeServices.com
Originally Posted By: jkormos
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| wdecker wrote: |
| Me? Kosher cookies from Hungarian Kosher food store on Oakton, just west of Crawford, in Skokie.
To die for, so to speak. |
Hi Will would you happen to know the name of this store, I always like to find some yummy Hungarian goodies, since I am a card carrying member of the tribe.
Joe 
Originally Posted By: wdecker
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The store name is Hungarian Kosher Foods. It is on Oakton, about 1/2 block west of Crawford (Pulaski to you Chicagoians).
All their cookies and cakes are pareve and fresh made, every day.
Homintashin, black and whites and CHOCOLATE to die for.
Enjoy.
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Will Decker
Decker Home Services
Skokie, IL 60076
wjd@DeckerHomeServices.com