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Slotkawski Sausge
Posted by: peterclau ()
Date: November 18, 2010 07:21AM

I remeber a Polish sausage company excuss my spelling I think it was called Stotkawski Polish Sausage. I remeber going into their plant off the street and getting a hot sausage link. Are they still in buiness? I beleive the owner was Leanord Stotkawski?? Their meats were the best!

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Re: Slotkawski Sausge
Posted by: shekaago ()
Date: November 18, 2010 09:55AM

There is some information on the web about the Slotkowski Sausage Comapny and I found the following Tribune article on Leonard Sr.

Leonard Slotkowski

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Re: Slotkawski Sausge
Posted by: daveg ()
Date: November 18, 2010 01:50PM

Slotkowski, the company, is no more. They were purchased but still live on:

[atkfoods.com]

ATK is Chicago based.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/18/2010 01:55PM by daveg.

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Re: Slotkawski Sausge
Posted by: tseals ()
Date: November 18, 2010 11:05PM

The factory on 18th Street is no more. In 1995, the police seized one metric Ton of cannabis, worth over $10 million dollars, from there, delivered from Mexico and disrupted a drug cartel's operations -for a while.

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Re: Slotkawski Sausge
Posted by: Dunning1 ()
Date: January 05, 2012 12:45PM

I remember that Leonard Slotkowski of the Slotkowski Polish Sausage family was a history teacher at Gordon Tech back in the 1960's. I guess the children of the founder were not interested in continuing the company. I believe the name was sold to Leon's Packing Co. on Lake Street. Remember the small advertising signs on the back of the CTA buses that advertised Slotkowski Sausage or B & M Baked Beans?

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