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Date5/4/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Fast food: Hunky Bill's Little Perogie Maker costs $9.95 and can make 24 perogies at one time. It also makes ravioli and wonton.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007642F
Taste test: Competition is tough in Latin America as fast-food chains woo customers
Taste test: Competition is tough in Latin America as fast-food chains woo customers
3/28/1974
Food mill, Pureed Vegetable Soup, Many discerning cooks still use the food mill instead of a food processor because they like the texture it give to soups and sauces
Food mill, Pureed Vegetable Soup, Many discerning cooks still use the food mill instead of a food processor because they like the texture it give to soups and sauces
1/18/1985
Tiny taste tester. Chantelle Murray, 4, of Scarborough samples one of Star food editor Marion Kane's fajitas at the Good Food Festival at Exhibition Place yesterday
Tiny taste tester. Chantelle Murray, 4, of Scarborough samples one of Star food editor Marion Kane's fajitas at the Good Food Festival at Exhibition Place yesterday
5/29/1993
Veggie delight. Penny Cassel of Soy City Foods shows off her Tempeh Reuben sandwich. Tempeh is an Asian food prepared by fermenting soybeans
Veggie delight. Penny Cassel of Soy City Foods shows off her Tempeh Reuben sandwich. Tempeh is an Asian food prepared by fermenting soybeans
8/26/1991
Helping hands: Chris Ho, 35, and his children Wallace, 9, and Candice, 12, pitch in at Exhibition Place yesterday to assist the annual spring food drive, organized by the Daily Bread Food Bank
Helping hands: Chris Ho, 35, and his children Wallace, 9, and Candice, 12, pitch in at Exhibition Place yesterday to assist the annual spring food drive, organized by the Daily Bread Food Bank
4/19/1992
Gifts for the hungry: Teacher Rita Angelotti uses a bathroom scale today to weigh food brought by pupils of walter scott Public school in Richmond Hill for the food bank
Gifts for the hungry: Teacher Rita Angelotti uses a bathroom scale today to weigh food brought by pupils of walter scott Public school in Richmond Hill for the food bank
10/5/1990
Labor of love: Meagan Sisley, 2, helps her family sort food at the CNE for the Daily Bread Food Bank's Thanksgiving drive
Labor of love: Meagan Sisley, 2, helps her family sort food at the CNE for the Daily Bread Food Bank's Thanksgiving drive
10/13/1991
Helping Hand: Miracle Food Mart Managers Peter Sgarbossa, left, and Aggie Fedrigo lend support to the Daily Bread Food Bank at Thorncliffe Market Place
Helping Hand: Miracle Food Mart Managers Peter Sgarbossa, left, and Aggie Fedrigo lend support to the Daily Bread Food Bank at Thorncliffe Market Place
11/28/1989
Digging in: Volunteers Sue Gordon, left, daughter Cynthia and Dianne Wilton sort donated food in Daily Bread Food Bank's Mississauga warehouse
Digging in: Volunteers Sue Gordon, left, daughter Cynthia and Dianne Wilton sort donated food in Daily Bread Food Bank's Mississauga warehouse
10/8/1989
Helping needy: Christine Zida, 10, sorts through donations to last October's Share Thanksgiving Food Drive, Food banks have become fixtures in most urban centres
Helping needy: Christine Zida, 10, sorts through donations to last October's Share Thanksgiving Food Drive, Food banks have become fixtures in most urban centres
10/9/1988
Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
7/23/1987
Food for thought: Hungry people in Metro need the canned food that Blue Jays wives - including Joyce Smith, wife of first base coach Billy Smith - will be glad to accept at games this week
Food for thought: Hungry people in Metro need the canned food that Blue Jays wives - including Joyce Smith, wife of first base coach Billy Smith - will be glad to accept at games this week
7/23/1987