You don’t have to do something drastic to lose weight in ’08. We have a variety of salads and light choices. Fresh ingredients, leaner meats, all made the way you like it—as we like to call it, real honest deli food. Check our web site for our daily specials. Call us to find out our Skinny Joe feature of the day. We’ll help you enjoy ’08 while shedding ’07.

Sample Skinny Joe Menu Items:

Turkey Wrap

Ham Wrap

Ham & Turkey Wrap

Tuna Wrap

Garden Wrap

(all on a low carb wrap with yellow mustard or honey mustard. Pick you own veggies.)

Sensible Salad

Blackened Tuna Salad

Crab Salad

(pick your own veggies to add to these tasty salads. Plus pick from our selection of fat free dressings)

Finally, a new healthy option for lunch in Battle Creek. Fresh ingredients, leaner meats, fresh baked bread and all made the way you like it. As we like to call it, real honest deli food — a lost art in some cities. We cater to large groups, offices and the many whims of our customers. And we offer delivery. Check our web site for daily specials, menus and catering packages, or stop by and see us in McCamly Place. Don’t bring a house warming gift, just a healthy appetite.

Having our business directly in the path of the alley construction project meant our sidewalk needed to be torn up to accommodate the new utility lines. Inconvenient at times, but in true Pastrami Joe style, we took a good thing and made it better. We invested in the expansion of our outdoor seating and made our building barrier free. So you can soak up the best time of the year and get a heaping helping of fresh air with every meal. Incidentally, we would like to add that no taxpayers wallets were harmed during this expansion.

We are going to close for a few days. Thursday April 5th, Friday April 6th and Saturday April 7th. We will be doing our spring cleaning and enjoying a little time off. We will be open for business as usual Monday the 9th with a cleaner brighter deli.

Here’s wishing ya’ll a fun spring vacation.

Joe

In order to get a few days off, and let our hard working sandwich makers enjoy the holiday with their family, the deli will be closed on Saturday Dec. 23rd. the 24th. the 25th. and Tuesday Dec. 26th.

We will reopen in Wednesday Dec 27th. for normal business hours.

For the New Years weekend, we will be closed Saturday the 30th. the 31st. and the 1st. We will be open for business as usual Tuesday Jan 2nd. 2007

Thanks to all for your overwhealming support this past year. You have helped to make Pastrami Joe’s a great success.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to one and all…

Joe

Summer is over, and I just had my first taste of sweet corn.

What outstanding flavor. We are very lucky to have the Bosserd family so close by. They have the best corn year after year.

If you havn’t tryed some Bosserd corn, You should make it a point to do so before the season is over. It’s absolutley great…

Check out their web site: www.bosserdfamilyfarm.com  

You have to try one of the best salads we have ever offered. The Spinach & Chicken Salad is an old family recipe. And it sure is good. Freash baby spinach and herb grilled chicken breast with bacon bits, hard boiled egg, crumbled croutons with a sweet vinaigrette dressing.

We will be featuring salads all of August at the Deli

Joe

Do you have a favorite deli? (Besides Pastrami Joe’s of course)

Do we do something you like?

Did we do something you didn’t like?

On Saturday, July 15th, Pastrami Joe’s Deli and Take-Out of Marshall, MI, will be partnering with the Association of Independent Competitive Eaters (AICE) to host the First Annual World Reuben Eating Championship. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Child Advocacy Center of Calhoun County — the organizers hope to raise over $6,000.

Pastrami Joe’s owner Mike Caron said, “The Child Advocacy Center of Calhoun County does extremely important work. I’m pleased to support an organization that is dedicated to helping children who have been victims of abuse.”

The Child Advocacy Center (CAC) of Calhoun County provides a non-threatening, child-friendly environment for children who have been victims of abuse. It coordinates the efforts of prosecutors, child protective services professionals, law enforcement officials, forensic interviewers, victim advocates, mental health professionals and medical personnel in order to reduce the number of interviews that an abused child needs to endure. Studies indicate that requiring children who are victims of abuse to endure multiple interviews further traumatizes them. A coordinated approach also leads to more successful prosecution and effective follow-up.

Maria Markos, Coordinator of the CAC, said, “Children who have been victims of abuse need supportive, understanding, empathetic allies. We do everything possible to help these kids through a process that can be difficult and painful.”

More information about this fundraiser will follow in the weeks ahead.