oh $hit looky looky who's back with a question for ex Le Cellier peeps

Discussion in 'Alumni Discussion' started by birdman, Jan 13, 2005.

  1. birdman

    birdman New Member

    Hey there folks

    Birdman here wow its been atleast a year!! and things have surely changed last time i was on i was the moderator on this board hehehe

    anyhow i have aquestion to everyone who worked at Le Cellier, does anyone remember the bread spiel, like what bread represented what?? just got that question recently i have no clue exept i believe the pretzel bread we all loved represents the 2nd largest oktoberfest held in Kitchener or something, crap what do i know i was in merch anyhow

    BiRdMaN
     
  2. KellyKat

    KellyKat New Member

    Hey Birdman, I can't tell you how many times I did that stupid ass bread spiel. Well the MultiGrain bread represented the "Bread Basket" of Canada(Sask, AB, and MB) that produced (can't remember the percent) of all of the worlds wheat. Then there was the sourdough bread which represented the Yukon because they had an annual sourdough festival. How lame am I to remember that!! Lol!

    Kelly
     
  3. Diana

    Diana New Member

    this is what I remember....

    the white one represents the Yukon territory where every spring they hold a big sourdough festival to welcome back the daylight. In the winter months they only have about 3-4 hours of sunshine. The multigrain represents our 3 prairie provinces of alberta, saskatchewan, and manitoba. they produce 54% of the worlds grain. And finally, my personal favourite, the pretzel bread which represents the Kitchener/Waterloo area of Ontario which holds the second largest oktoberfest in the world. Only seconded to Germany. mmmmm yummy!

    Hope that helps!

    Diana
     
  4. cartwheel69

    cartwheel69 New Member

    I always loved at the end of my spiel for the breads that would end off with the pretzel one would be we also hold the world record for the worlds longest sasuage at 28 1/4 miles long the guests would eat it up and it's ture. Schnider meats company holds it.


    Cartwheel 00/01
     

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