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MY

ROUSES

EVERYDAY

SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2017

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share a strong work

ethic and dedication

to providing our

customers the best

quality and service. If you’re looking for

a career you’ll love, apply online

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VOTED ONE OF THE

BEST PLACES TO WORK

Eat RIght with Rouses

“We have oodles of fresh veggie noodles

in our refrigerated produce case! Our fresh

spiral-sliced veggie noodles and zoodles

replace starches like noodles, pasta and

rice and can also be eaten raw.”

—Esther, Rouses Registered Dietitian

In-Store Events

There’s always something new and fun on

our schedule, from classes and demos taught

by our chefs to private dinners pairing food,

wine and spirits. Visit our newly redesigned

website at

www.rouses.com

to see what

events are going on in your neighborhood.

Cooking Classes

In the September cooking classes Chef

Nino shares his spin on a tailgate tradition.

Pastalaya is like jambalaya but made with

pasta instead of rice. For more information

visit

www.rouses.com/in-store/events/.

Kids Cooking Classes

During September Rouses Chef Sally teaches

your little chef how to make ham, turkey and

veggiewraps with homemade hummus and fruit

sushi. For more information and ticket purchase

visit

www.rouses.com/in-store/events/.

W

hen Chef Leah Chase says

something, people pay attention.

Last July, Henry Amato, a winemaker in

Independence, Louisiana, read a profile

of Ms. Chase in

My Rouses Everyday

,

in which she mentioned her father’s

homemade white strawberry wine. Amato

is famous for his dry, semi-sweet and sweet

red strawberry wine, which Rouses sells.

White strawberry wine is made with first-

of-the-season strawberries that still have

white centers. Amato smelled a challenge!

Just over a year after the profile appeared,

Amato presented Ms. Chase with two cases

of white strawberry wine — the only two

cases of it he produced. “Somebody stole

my daddy’s recipe,” Ms. Chase laughed

after trying the wine. “I don’t know how

you got it, but you got it.” And that, says

Amato, “is the biggest compliment I have

ever received in my whole life.”

Chef Leah Chase at Dooky Chase’s.

Photo by

Ryan Hodgson-Rigsbee

MILLERCOORS

We’ve worked hard to build solid, trust-

ed relationships with other successful

brands, like national beer company Miller-

Coors, New Orleans-born Crescent Crown

Distributing, and Metairie-based Sazerac

Company, America’s largest distiller of al-

coholic beverages, which owns and man-

ufactures nearly 200 brands of spirits.

(Left to Right) James Moffett, Jr., President &

CEO, Crescent Crown Distributing; Steve Black,

President & COO, Rouses Markets; Jeffrey Goldring;

Director, Sazerac Company; Gavin Hattersley, CEO,

MillerCoors; Donald Rouse, COB, Rouses Markets;

Kevin Doyle, President, Sales and Distributor

Operations, MillerCoors; Bill Goldring, COB, Sazerac

Company. Photo by

RyanHodgson-Rigsbee

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