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Article: FAMILY DATEBOOK
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- August 16, 2003
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When Colonial parents told their kids that salad was good for
them, Mom and Dad weren't just talking nutrition. Parsley was used to
treat arthritis; rosemary to aid with headaches and memory problems.
Meet herbalist Judith Grillo at the National Heritage Museum in
Lexington today from 1 to 4 p.m. Grind herbs and create a treatment
plaster; meet a Continental Army surgeon and an 18th-century tailor;
see silver become silverware. Free. At 33 Marrett Road. l Call 781-
861-6559.
Feast your fingers at this weekend's Sorrento Cheese Fisherman's
Feast in the North End. As part of today's "Via Bambini" activities
from noon to 5 p.m. (weather permitting), Sidewalk Sam (Bob
Guillemin) and friends ...
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Article: Sorrento Cheese Co.
Dairy Foods;
April 1, 2000 ;
297 words
...Buffalo, N.Y.-based Sorrento Cheese Co., introduces three authentic Italian flavor in shreds and chunks: Roasted Garlic, Tomato Basil and Jalapeno. The products are sold both the Sorrento and Precious brands. Shreds rolled out in January, chunks in March.
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