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- Sinclair Trading.
We are the source for ALAGA Products in California. We supply some of the biggest supermarket chains including Safeway, Albertsons, Smart&Final; and Kroger. We also supply successful independents such as Ranch, 32nd Street and City Farms supermarkets, as well as restaurants, caterers and small grocers. - Home Town Favorites.
We are the source of hard-to-find favorites. We have over 1000 old-time favorite foods, shipping to all points in the US and beyond. Our product selection is based on customer request; you tell us what you can't find, we will try to carry it. Due to the large volume of requests, we must limit our products to non-perishable, non-refrigerated food items only. - The Montgomery Biscuits Baseball.
Alaga Hot Sauce and Alaga Syrup, the official hot sauce and syrup of the Montgomery Biscuits Baseball Team, served at every home game. - Alabama Tourism.
Year long celebrations are now underway with 2004 being “The Year of Alabama Gardens.” The celebrations continue in 2005 with “The Year of Alabama Food.” For a comprehensive list of events taking place throughout the state visit www.800alabama.com - Montgomery Remembers Dr. King.
The Montgomery parsonage where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. lived while pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church is now open for tours. It has been restored to its former appearance and includes much of the furnishings (Alaga Syrup) that were in it when Dr. King lived there. - Southern Lady Magazine.
There is a brand new magazine written and published in Alabama by Hoffman Media, LLC (also the publishers of Southern Lady). The first issue of this new magazine, Taste of the South, features Whitfield Foods, Inc. and recipes using Alaga and Yellow Label brands. Visit the website www.southernladymagazine.com for additional information about both of these fine publications. - Alabama Alive.
Published by David A. Smith, located in Birmingham , Alabama is a magazine about the lifestyle in Alabama . Get to know the people of Alabama better as well as the natural resources and the businesses of the state.