Toastee

	TOASTEE Arwork Id: 5388 Artist: Tom Clark Released: October, 1999 $44.75
"Just a little nibble" was all Toastee said he wanted. However, he got started nibbling and it doesn't appear that he'll stop until the cracker is completely gone. Peanut butter on a Toastee cracker is absolutely irresistible. The sculptor, Tom Clark, grew up in the peanut country of Southeastern North Carolina and greatly appreciates the quality of peanuts used in this Lance product. The crackers are produced in Charlotte, North Carolina, which isn't far from where Tom lives today. Since Gnomes can easily dig tunnels, they frequently go underground to check on the growth of the peanuts and are thus excellent tenders of peanut patches. The wheat for the crackers is also surveyed by the Gnomes as it ripens in the field. A 40-year-old (1958) wheat penny is Toastee's lucky coin. He had lots of "cents" and bought crackers with his pennies. Money well spent!

TOASTEE

Arwork Id: 5388

Artist: Tom Clark

Released: October, 1999

$44.75

"Just a little nibble" was all Toastee said he wanted. However, he got started nibbling and it doesn't appear that he'll stop until the cracker is completely gone. Peanut butter on a Toastee cracker is absolutely irresistible. The sculptor, Tom Clark, grew up in the peanut country of Southeastern North Carolina and greatly appreciates the quality of peanuts used in this Lance product. The crackers are produced in Charlotte, North Carolina, which isn't far from where Tom lives today. Since Gnomes can easily dig tunnels, they frequently go underground to check on the growth of the peanuts and are thus excellent tenders of peanut patches. The wheat for the crackers is also surveyed by the Gnomes as it ripens in the field. A 40-year-old (1958) wheat penny is Toastee's lucky coin. He had lots of "cents" and bought crackers with his pennies. Money well spent!

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