Mare-O-Lin's Chili Sauce

Mare-O-Lin's Chili Sauce in the media.

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Putting Grandma’s recipe
on the shelves
Do you remember your grandmother's tomato sauce? How about your great aunt's strawberry jam. For many families, these recipes are but distant memories - terrific tastes from the family gatherings of the past. But for one family in Camillus, grandmother's chili sauce has become a cottage industry. (Download)

Chili con family
It was the best trip he ever had to the grocery store. When John Sullivan and his two children, Amanda and John, returned from Cape Cod last weekend they found something very familiar on the shelves at Wegmans in Fairmount. So familiar they almost walked right past it. It was his mother’s chili sauce, which made its debut in area Wegmans stores recently.

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Taking ‘pride’ in New York
From apples, squash and pumpkins to maple syrup and chili sauce, New York's agriculture industry is one of the states biggest and best kept secrets. So to get the word out, state leaders developed a program to associate New York foods with New York pride.

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MARE-O-LIN's makes TV debut!!
John appeared on WYSR Channel 9's "Bridge Street" show. Bridge Street features Rick Gary & Julie Abbott, although on October 19th Marie Kulikowsky (the show's producer) filled in for Julie. Rick & Marie asked a lot of very appropriate questions, none of which John was exposed to before the show. Things like where did the name MARE-O-LIN's come from, where can one buy it, what is it good with etc. All the while the questions were being asked (and being answered!!), John was mixing up a meat loaf recipe using MARE-O-LIN's.

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