Sunday, October 25, 2009

FunniBonz at the Elixir Fund Event



David Duncan was the winner of the FunniBonz Survival Basket

FunniBonz attended the Elixir Fund's Third Annual Cocktail Party & Silent Auction at the Mercer Oaks Golf Club on Sunday afternoon.  The Elixir Fund is an organization created by Executive Director Megan McQuarrie in honor of her brother Kevin, who succumbed to cancer in 2003. 

Kevin, who was always Hollywood handsome, had an outgoing personality and a boatload of talent, inspired this wonderful program that helps provide comfort amenities to cancer patients such as DVDs and players, massages, manicures, music and more.

Over 30 items were auctioned off at the event including a complete set of books written and signed by Jamie Lee Curtis, a thick, soft hand-made flannel baby blanket, a Finding Nemo movie poster signed by the entire cast, a day of golf for four at Jasna Polana, center ice tickets for a Flyers hockey game, an autographed copy of Barbara Walters' autobiography and, of course, a FunniBonz Survival Basket.

Cocktails and hors d'ouevres were enjoyed by all and the Elixir Fund was able to raise some money for a wonderful cause.  FunniBonz certainly hopes to be involved in many more Elixir Fund events in the future.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Quick Mentions

FunniBonz is slowly but surely becoming the talk of the town (no matter what town you live in!)  Here are a few mentions of FunniBonz that we've found recently:


My Upper West



Thank you so much for the "shout outs" and keep them coming.  We really appreciate the fact that people love our sauce enough to taste it, share it, give it as gifts and pass on the buzz.






Original graphic from The Politics Forum.org

Monday, October 12, 2009

October has been a Blast!


And we've only just begun!  This past weekend, in spite of the fact that we started out with a little bit of rain, FunniBonz managed to make appearances at four separate venues.

On Saturday morning, we made our usual stop at the West Windsor Farmer's Market.  It was rainy but a few dedicated fresh food lovers braved the weather and helped make our morning. 

We also joined in on the celebration at the Hightstown Hometown Harvest Festival where we met some of the nicest residents and vendors ever.  (Much love to Gina from the Windsor Seafood Market, the girls from Muscle Maker Grill in East Windsor and the ministers from Out of the Pit BBQ!) The weather cleared up nicely and the residents started coming out to taste the sauce and take home some jars.


We rounded out our Saturday at Mercer County Park's Burger Mania where local businesses sold their own versions of the famous hamburger slider in competiton with one another.  Jeff Johnson of Hamilton's Carolina BBQ was the ultimate winner.

FunniBonz decided to opt out of the contest and serve something different.  We offered FunniBonz Sloppy Joe and Pulled Pork slider platters instead.  The pulled pork was slow roasted for nine hours, coated in FunniBonz Barbeque sauce and then topped with fresh home made cole slaw.  Our line didn't end until the evening was over and all bellies were full. A HUGE shout out to McCaffrey's of West Windsor for all of their help and support at the event.  We couldn't have done it without them!


Check out this article about Burger Mania from the Sunday Trenton Times.

On Sunday Jim made an appearance at the ShopRite of Mount Laurel at Union Mill Road where he sampled more of his now-famous pulled pork and cole slaw.

All in all, it was a wonderful weekend.  Thank you so much to all of our Customers, Fans and Friends who continually support us, and recognize that this sauce can be used all year 'round, even when it isn't "grill season" anymore.

Special thanks to the Lisa Sinatra Ward and her family for creating fans as far away as Arizona and to Robbin Kemp Dean for bringing some jars back to South Carolina!  We love and appreciate you!!

Friday, October 9, 2009

FunniBonz at the Hightstown Hometown Harvest Fair


On Saturday, October 10th FunniBonz will be sampling and selling sauce at the Hightstown’s annual Hometown Harvest Fair! This year’s family-friendly tradition is scheduled for Sat. October 10th from 10am – 4pm. Main Street will be closed to traffic in order to increase safety and enjoyment for all. Admission is free, and a rain date has been set for Sunday, October 11th.

Sponsored this year by 1st Constitution Bank, Verizon, CCL Label, and Allen & Stults Co., attendance has grown tremendously at this annual event. Based on last year’s estimates, as many as 5000 visitors are expected this year. Over 100 vendors are expected to participate.

Fair events will include a rubber ducky derby, chili cook-off, pony rides, craft vendors, pedal boat rides on scenic Peddie Lake, and non-stop live entertainment on two stages, including dance, musical performances and fitness demonstrations. A fashion show is planned, along with an artists’ alley on West Ward Street.

The all-new children’s pavilion will offer inflatables, face painting, sand art, pottery, tattoos, balloonist treats and activities, as well as a puppet show and magic show to entertain kids of all ages.

Were proud to announce there will be a performance by critically acclaimed children’s music artist, Jonathan Sprout, at 10:30AM www.jonsprout.com

Antique autos will also be featured at the fair, along with a motorcycle show and railroad show.

Download fair map and event listings here!

2009 Fair Map Front.pdf

2009 Fair Map Back.pdf

It will be a fun day for all.  We hope to see you there!!!

Thursday, October 8, 2009

The ink hasn't even dried...

...on the last two and we've already debuted in another new store.

You can now find FunniBonz Barbeque Sauce at Jack's Super Foodtown in Wayne, NJ. 

This week they are celebrating their Italian Festival so, when you go to pick up your jars of FunniBonz (just in time for the games this weekend!) you can also get the chicken breasts, Italian sausage or London broil that you plan to slather with FunniBonz Barbeque Sauce ON SALE!  Pork tenderlons are also on sale and, along with our sauce, they make awesome pulled pork sandwiches.

Enjoy the game, celebrate the weekend and don't forget the FunniBonz!

By the way... You can also find Jack's on twitter.  Just go to http://twitter.com/Jacksfoodtown and click "Follow."

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Two Brand New Locations


FunniBonz can now be found in two new locations.  The first is a gorgeous Gourmet Shop right on Main Street in New Hope, Pennsylvania called Randolph & Main.  This beautifully classic Victorian house has been turned into a sophisticated shop that provides everything from rich brownies to hard-to-find wine accessories to humorous refrigerator magnets.  The owners also support their community by carrying quite a few locally-made products including Giuseppe's line of delicious Italian tomato gravy (A must-try!) and FunniBonz Barbeque sauces.

If you are looking for an unusual gift or want some great items for a stylish gift basket, Randolph & Main is definitely the place for you!

The second location, in Newburgh, NY, is called Adam's Fairacre Farms.  There is no better place in Orange County, New York to get farm-crisp produce, freshly made baked goods or beautiful flower bouquets than Adam's.  They also carry juicy butcher-cut meats and seafoods, a remarkable assortment of imported cheeses and an immaculate gourmet department.

We haven't even gotten to the outside stuff such as landscaping, fencing and gardening equipment.  You just have to see it to believe it.



Become a believer and stop by either Adam's Fairacre Farms in NY or Randolph & Main in PA to get your favorite FunniBonz sauces.

Ain't nothin' funni 'bout a sauce this good!