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The good people at Gordos are working overtime to make sure you do not run out of cheese dip.  We realize it is a holiday AND the beginning of football season.  We are making almost 10,000 pounds of cheese dip a day!  Please do not panic!  Just go to your store and buy Gordo’s cheese dip as you normally would.

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Gordos wants to recognize one wise Grandma with the “Clean your plate award”.  Using Gordos Cheese Dip to enhance the flavor of anything left on the plate of a child is today’s bright idea.  Try it and see if it works!

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Georgia has been named as the home of the nation’s #1 party school.  Georgia is also the home of delicious Gordo’s Cheese Dip.  Coincidence?  WE THINK NOT!!!

BIG NEWS FOR FOOTBALL FANS

Gordos knows you have to eat cheese dip while watching football.  We are working extra hard to keep your neighborhood stores stocked with plenty to go around.  Be sure to check our store locator to find the closest place to get your cheese dip fix!

BIG NEWS FOR FOOTBALL FANS

Football season is here at last and Gordos is getting ready to share tailgating tips and recipes.

We want to see how you and your friends support your team with a tailgating party.

Look for details on an upcoming contest that will provide the winner with 2 tickets to cheer for their favorite team!

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BACK TO SCHOOL

Do you need fresh ideas for ingredients to pack in your child’s lunch box?  Here are a few things to try.  Put a new spin on an old classic.  Replace the bread in sandwiches with bagels, pita bread, flour tortilla wraps, English muffins or raisin bread.

Add carrots, cucumbers, celery, grapes, raisins, apples or fruit cups for variety.  Replace chips with popcorn or trail mix.  Spread vanilla wafers, salty crackers or graham crackers with peanut butter to add protein.

Forget the sandwich and pack a slice of cheese pizza or a cheese quesadilla.  Or let them build a sandwich out of crackers, meat and cheese.

An insulated thermos will keep soup, chili or last nights leftovers warm.

Get your kids involved in packing their lunch to make sure they will eat it.  Even a cereal bar or cereal and milk is better than nothing.

BACK TO SCHOOL

It’s that time of year again.  Children all over the country are going back to school.  Here are some tips to keep your family sane for this school year.

1.  Start the night before.  Have as much preparation done before bed time.  Lunches and snacks can be made ahead.  Make sure homework is done, papers are signed and everything is in the backpack ready to go.  If possible have children pick out their clothes the night before.  This might be your biggest stress buster.

2.  Have a very visible family calendar.  This may take a little time to incorporate but EVERYTHING from assignments, practices, schedules and lunch menus should be on or near this calendar.

3.  Create a cabinet or drawer for homework tools and school supplies.  Keep this stocked throughout the year to avoid last minute trips to the store.

Hopefully, these tips will save your sanity and keep you on track.

TOO HOT TO COOK?

If you want the great taste of cheesecake, but cannot think of turning on your oven, try this.  It is a quick an easy version of a classic.

1 graham cracker pie crust

8 ounces soft cream cheese

1/3 cup sugar

2 teaspoons vanilla

1 cup sour cream

8 ounces Cool Whip

1.  Beat cream cheese until smooth, add sugar and mix well.  Add sour cream and vanilla, mix well.  Fold in Cool Whip.

2.  Spoon into pie crust and chill for 4 hours.

3.  Top with fresh berries if desired.

Enjoy!