Sweetwater is a 48,000-barrel microbrewery (located at 195 Ottley Drive in Atlanta, GA 30324) that specializes in producing aggressive West Coast style beers to be enjoyed in the Southeast US. After six years of brewing up the best beer in the Southeast, the upstarts from Georgia gained the national attention they worked so hard to achieve. SweetWater Brewery was awarded the title "Small Brewery of the Year" at the Great American Beer Festival, also giving them the distinction of being the first and only brewery east of the Mississippi to win the big one at this 25 year old Super Bowl of brewing. SweetWater is located in midtown Atlanta and offers tours and tastings Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday afternoons.
> Sweetwater Brewing Company website
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Lullwater Soap Nuts are the shells from the fruit of the soap nut tree, Sapindus mukorossi, cultivated and found growing in the wild in northern India and Nepal. During the clothes washing process, soap nut shells release saponins, a natural substance that works much like soap to remove dirt and oils from textiles and other surfaces.Advantages:
- Fabric softener is not necessary
- Colors are protected by the gentle process
- No added chemicals or perfumes
- Kind to sensitive skin and allergy sufferers.
- Naturally fresh scent
- Fully organic renewable natural resource
> Lullwater Soap Nuts website
> E-mail soapnuts@potatofinger.com to preorder today!
May, 2007
Leon and the Champion Chip
by Allen Kurzweil
We highly recommend this excellent, engaging story for readers of all ages. It's loaded with remarkable coincidences between PotatoFinger and Leon and the Champion Chip.
> Buy now!
From the PotatoFinger cultural affairs desk: "Alan Kurzweil has done it again. His unlikely hero, Leon, is going back to school, this time wiser and more prepared. As he enters fifth grade his backpack holds a voodoo doll to ward off the evil bully, Henry Lumpkin. Leon also discovers all the unknown possibilities of the potato chip when his teacher uses chips to teach science. He’s going to need all the help he can get when he takes on 'The Chippopotamus' at the annual Chipapalooza! Chip Off. This story reads at an exciting pace and keeps the reader turning the pages. Be sure to have a bag of PotatoFinger potato chips handy while reading, because this book will make you munchy."
Radio Interview: "Peeling Away the Mysteries of Potato Chips"
Listen to author Allen Kurzweil interviewed by Neal Conan on National Public Radio's Talk of the Nation. He discusses potato chips and his book while snacking on his current favorite, PotatoFinger!
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> www.thehotsqueeze.com
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