Product Feature: Shower Caps

{#220 Shower Caps}

Our #220 shower caps are individually bagged. Each bag reads "Shower Cap Compliments of the Management".  They are 18" one size fits all, latex free, and are a white opaque color. Shower caps are sold in packs of 100, 200, and by the case of 2,000.

Friday Inspiration: Get Ahead

The secret of getting ahead is that you have to get started. Image by Tom Ritskes

Peach Pie

Delicious melts in your mouth peach pie. I made several pies this year with the over flow of peaches I received. I also tried my hand at peach sorbet, but nothing will beat these peach pies. My husband said these were some of the best pies I had ever made.

Recipe for a 9" pie
5 c. sliced peaches
1 t. lemon juice
1 c. sugar
1/4 c. flour
1/4 t. cinnamon
Mix altogether with peaches.  Pour into an unbaked crust and top with 2 T of butter.  Cover with top crust, sprinkle with sugar and bake 425 degrees for 35-45 min.

Peach Sorbet

{Peach Sorbet}

While looking for more recipes that called for peaches, I stumbled upon this recipe for peach sorbet. The recipe was just what I was looking for. It was simple, delicious, and a great way to finish off my over abundance of peaches. 

Product Feature: Heavy Duty Tyvek Sleeves

{#262 Tyvek Sleeves}

Our #262 Tyvek Sleeves are heavy duty, 18 inches long, and have elastic on each end. Sleeves are sold in sets of 100 pairs and are one size fits all. Tyvek sleeves helps provide the protection and durability you need for industrial workers exposed to hazardous dry particles, aerosols, and nonhazardous light liquid splash to focus on the task at hand.

Around The Office

{Peach Pie}

Another month has passed and most of my free time was spent making recipes that called for peaches. I can now say that I used up all my peaches before they went bad, I now have a few peach related recipes to share, and I don't think I could ever become peached out.  

{Close up shot of our #964 tissue/ poly geriatric bibs}

{Made cookies for some new product images of our #475 doggie bags}

  {The last of these particular large clear wrist gloves on ebay}

Friday Inspiration: Travel Someplace New

"Once a Year, go someplace you've never been before."

-Dalai Lama

I always wanted to drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway and see the Blue Ridge Mountains. This past Labor Day weekend (as an anniversary present) I got to do just that. My husband and I drove on The Blue Ridge Parkway from Asheville, NC to the Smokey Mountains in Gatlinburg, TN. I have now seen for myself why they call them the Blue Ridge Mountains.  Loved all the mountain roads much different than my home state of Illinois.

Rosemary Butter Cookies

{Rosemary Butter Cookies}

I came across this Martha Stewart recipe online and was surprised by its use of rosemary, and also the seemingly simplicity of the recipe. It did prove easy to make with all the ingredients already in my kitchen, but most importantly they were delicious to eat.  

 {Fresh rosemary in my backyard} 

 {Coarse salt, vanilla extract, sanding sugar, rosemary, eggs, butter, and flour (not pictured)}

 {I started by finely chopping fresh rosemary. You will need 1 tablespoon}

{Combine butter and sugar, then mix in whole egg and vanilla. Last add flour, rosemary, and salt}

 {Roll out the dough on parchment paper into a log shape}

{Fold the parchment paper around the dough and insert into a paper towel roll to keep its shape}

 {After one hour in the freezer remove dough and coat with egg white and sanding sugar}

 {After slicing into 1/4 inch rounds I added a little more sanding sugar to each cookie}

 {Bake at 375 for 18-20 minutes until edges are golden brown}

{Enjoy}