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October 2016
 
 
 
Meazar at the Saskatoon Inn
 

Canada's popular version of the Bloody Mary, the Bloody Caesar, is making a splash at the Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre with a cocktail-and-appetizer combo called the "Meazar." Stacked atop the cocktails are skewers of big bites like lobster tails, beef sliders, and spring rolls, making Meazars not only fun to look at and eat but fun to create. Read how Meazar-making receptions and breaks are piling on a 60% B&C profit.

 

 
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