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Offer valid expires Thursday, October 31, 2013.
And don’t forget that our Halloween Smiley Cookies are on sale this month for just $6.99 a dozen!
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013Halloween Takeout CouponThursday, October 24, 2013Eat’n Park & Pittsburgh Dad
What happens when Pittsburgh Dad, Deb, and the kids visit Eat’n Park? Check out the video below to find out!
And don’t forget to order your Pittsburgh Dad Smiley Cookies* from SmileyCookie.com. 100% of the profits will benefit our Caring for Kids Campaign! *Pittsburgh Dad Smiley Cookies are only available online at SmileyCookie.com. They are not available in our restaurants. We apologize for any inconvenience. Share Tweet Introducing Family Meals at Select Eat’n Park Locations
Takeout just got even better at Eat’n Park – with Family Meals! Choose from five family-style entrées, each served with two large sides and a loaf of freshly-baked Italian bread, all under $30!
Family Meals is currently a test program, so this offering is only available at the following Eat’n Park locations: Avalon, Steubenville, Sewickley, Weirton, Marshall Twp./Cranberry, and Center Twp. If you’d like Family Meals to come to the Eat’n Park nearest you, leave us a comment! Here’s how it works… First, pick which Family Meal best suits your needs. All Family Meals come with a loaf of freshly-baked Italian bread!
And if you’ve already tried our Family Meals, give us your feedback! Click here to let us know what you think! Share Tweet Friday, October 4, 2013Local Produce Ups and Downs
Summer has come to a close, and our local vegetable growers are happy to see it go. The start of the season had potential for being a great growing season; the weather was cooperating and farms were a week or two ahead of schedule.
That all changed on June 29th when we had a major thunderstorm that came up from the south and swept through Ohio, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. This storm flooded farmers' fields and brought in a favorable environment -moderately warm, humid, wet weather- for a pathogen called Phytophthora infestans. This pathogen is referred to as late blight, and it affects plants like potatoes and tomatoes. Acres of crops can quickly fall victim.
Lettuce was also affected by the June storm. Two weeks prior, we were receiving beautiful heads of leaf lettuce from Yarnick's Farm in Indiana, PA. This lettuce was the first FarmSource produce item that we featured on the salad bar for 2013. Lettuce has always been sourced from California, and this was the first year it was sourced locally. Unfortunately, the storm I referred to earlier wiped out the entire crop, and our inaugural year of local lettuce was cut short. The end of the growing season is coming to a close and though it was a challenging summer, we're happy to report that the farms that we purchase from made it through successfully. We're already working together to plan for 2014.We have some really creative local items in the queue for next year, so stay tuned! Until next time, Jamie Tweet Checking In With Turner Dairy
One of our core partners within our FarmSource program is Turner Dairy. Back in 2007, they were the first dairy in western PA to eliminate rBGH from their milk supply. rBGH (recombinant bovine somatotropi) is a genetically engineered artificial hormone injected into dairy cows to make them produce more milk.
Turner’s continues to be a leader in the milk industry with their recent decision to eliminate high fructose corn syrup from their flavored milk, to be replaced with regular sugar. The transition from high-fructose corn syrup was a gradual one, as Turner’s focused on one product at a time to achieve a flavor profile that met their standards. They started with their Whole Chocolate Milk, Fat Free Chocolate Milk, Fat Free Strawberry Milk and Fat Free Vanilla Milk. Each of these products underwent extensive testing throughout this transition to ensure that the award-winning flavors of each product were maintained. Not only is Turner Dairy recognized locally for their great product, they also continue to garner awards for their milk on a national level. Most recently, Turner’s Fat Free Chocolate Milk won a “Gold Medal” at the 2013 Los Angeles International Dairy Competition and a “2nd Place Award” in the 2013 World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin. Turner’s Whole Chocolate Milk also won a “Gold Medal” at the 2013 Los Angeles International Dairy Competition. We are proud to serve Turner’s locally-produced, high-quality milk at all of our restaurants.
Until next time, Jamie Tweet Wednesday, October 2, 2013Pie-A-Palooza! $1.99 Slices Of Pie![]()
Go ahead and have a slice, or two! Just remember that our pies are baked fresh daily, so make sure to ask your server which pies are available today.
Did I also mention that you can add a cup of coffee to any pie slice purchase for just $1?! What a steal! Life is short. Eat pie! Share Tweet 2nd Annual Stay Active Coloring Contest Winner
Congratulations to Kameron D, our Stay Active coloring contest winner! Kameron was our grand prize winner of four bikes for her family from Big Bang Bikes in West Mifflin!
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We’re also offering glow-in-the-dark Halloween Smiley T-Shirts at the following locations:
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