Friday's Food Tip: Here's Another Versatile Mix You Won't Want to Miss!

Sun-Blessed Tomato Herb Dip Mix from the Three Angels Gourmet Co. is the third dip mix offered as part of our Three Dip Special to wholesale buyers this week.

If you buy for a gift shop or gourmet food store, email Debra at: dsteiner@beyondtheexpectedmktg.com and she will fax you an order form.



Sun-Blessed Tomato Herb Dip Mix is another very versatile product.

Use it:

1. As a Bread Dipper: Add Tomato Herb Mix to extra virgin olive oil and whisk together. For even more flavor, add balsamic vinegar and parmesan cheese plus salt and pepper to taste. Serve with slices of Angel Ale Bread or Angel Cloud White Bread.

2. To create a sidedish: Take above mixture and sprinkle over hot pasta and then add a little Parmesan cheese for a tasty side dish…or use as a meat marinade.

3. For a Tomato Herb Spread: Mix Tomato Herb Mix with cream cheese until well blended. Great topping for bagels and hearty bread slices.

4. As a Salad Dressing: Add Tomato Herb Mix and sugar to balsamic or red wine vinegar and stir until sugar is dissolved. Add oil, and whisk until well blended.

5. To make a Herb Veggie Pizza: Mix Tomato Herb Dip Mix with cream cheese. Spread over the top of a baked pizza crust, and then arrange chopped vegetables over top. Serve immediately or keep refrigerated until ready to serve.

6. For Mediterranean Rollups: Mix cream cheese and Tomato Herb Dip Mix. Spread onto flour tortillas, then place chopped black olives on top and roll. Refrigerate and cut into pinwheels.


WHOLESALE BUYERS:
Order our Three Dip Special by calling 913-963-1733.

RETAIL BUYERS:
Order any of our three dip mixes online at our website. Shipping on all retail orders is FREE. All retail orders from now until Christmas include a FREE gift.

FYI:
When customers in Kansas City call to inquire about our products, we always direct them to the retail stores in our area that carry Three Angels Gourmet Co. mixes. Sometimes, though, people don't want to leave home to get our mixes.

Yesterday a lady in Kansas City called to inquire about our Divine Dill Dip Mix. She had purchased a package at a crafts show where a vendor was sampling it and selling it along with her crafts. The lady on the phone yesterday said, "I served the dill dip to my bridge club the other day and they went crazy over it. I HAVE to get more."

She wasn't kidding. She ordered 12 packages from our website.

We aren't kidding either when we say it really is "good stuff." In fact, why do you think we call it "Divine" Dill Dip Mix?