Blatant (Yummy) Product Placement!

So I’m not getting paid to promote products… YET. That could all change in an instant, and then, I’ll be ready.

Here’s today’s winningest Product Placement combo!

Two SuperPretzels, topped (drizzled) with

Gulden’s Spicy Brown Mustard. Not available in Canada, but specially imported from Buffalo on our last trip.

And notice the third product placement in the frame?

Yup, my Klean Kanteen (gack – spelling!) filled with yummy, homemade, once-icey iced tea. KK’s are great for carrying drinks around; not so great at keeping them chilly. (Oops – Klean Kanteen folks, if you feel like sponsoring my blog, pretend you didn’t hear me say that, or my stickler-cringe about the spelling of both CLEAN and CANTEEN!)

Still, all in all, a most successful snack. Excuse me while I go nibble it daintily!

(p.s. They have SuperPretzels, or a similar brand with an O-U hechsher, at Calgary’s Heritage Park. I leapt from the train and purchased five of them for us to share last Thursday. After making the dozey employees haul out the huge industrial-freezer-sized box to check the hechsher. They even came with Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce, with a COR right on the label!!!)

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