Saturday, March 7, 2009

Spring Sale


In this downhill of the economical situation in Las Vegas, we are commited to provide quality Asian food collections in a low price range. Please check the poster in the store. Hopefully everyone in this town could get it over very soon.

Saturday, February 28, 2009

Spring Sale


It is spring now. It is nice out there. It won't last too long. Grab a picnic bag and go on ther hill, mountain and even the park and enjoy the short period of time in the valley.

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Spring Sale

The little stickers on fruits

There is a little sticker on the fruits in supermarket. It tells you the fruits is conventional grown, or organic or genetically modified (GM). There are many benefits to knowing this information:

• The health risks -- GM foods have been in stores only since the 1990s, so the long-term health risks are unknown

• The environmental risks -- Scientists are concerned that GMOs will reduce biodiversity

• The taste benefits -- People agree that the range of possible flavors is greater without a few GM foods crowding out the many natural varieties

Here’s what you should look for:
• A four-digit number means the produce is conventionally grown

• A five-digit number beginning with 9 means it's organic

• A five-digit number beginning with 8 means it's GM

So, look the numbers when you shop the supermarket next time.

Friday, February 13, 2009

Monday, February 9, 2009

Happy Lantern Festival


The Lantern Festival is the last day to complete Chinese New Year celebration. Traditionally people will prepare some rice balls, most in colors, to offer their ancestors to notify them they will end the celebration and go back to work normally. In the night, kids play games by bringing lanterns outside to meet with friends and play games while adults gathering in the front yard talking about the plans for the coming seasons.


So, we're ready to work hard now.


Enjoy the low prices this market provides for Vegans.

Friday, January 30, 2009

Happy Lunar New Year !


Traditionally the Chinese celebrate lunar New Year for 15 days. People will be off the work, no matter what kind of work you do. This is a period of time people go out visiting parents, elders, families, friends talking something personal, not business. If you don't have time seeing your elders in your family, you should go now bring a gift with you to show how you care about him or her. People will also reach out to see some less fortune family members bring some food or even money to start a good new Year. This is how the concept of "red envelope" comes out. The red color means good luck in Chinese culture. You can put some money in the red envelope and give to a less fortune person and do not show the money to embarrass this person in the same time.


So, we , 99 RAnch Market, wish you a Happy New Year again. Meanwhile, we've prepared lots of items with slashed prices for you to treat you family and friends well.


Thank you and enjoy the saving when shopping with us.

Monday, January 26, 2009

Happy Lunar New Year !


Happy Lunar New year Big Sales starts 1/23/2009

Saturday, January 17, 2009

How Certain Vegetables Combat Cancer

Cancer is now a biggest threat to the human life. Scientists worldwide are searching the cludes for prevention. It has been known for some time that eating cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage can help prevent breast cancer. These vegetables contain compounds called isothiocyanates which is believed to be responsible for the cancer-preventive and anti-carcinogenic activities in these vegetables. Broccoli and broccoli sprout have the highest amount of the isothiocyantes.
Eating more vegetables has much more benefits than just cancer-prevention, especially when we are used to the diet with more fats and proteins. So, stay with the principle to eat 5 or more servings of vegetables and fruits a day to stay healthy.
99 Ranch Market at Chinatown Las Vegas is a specialty store for vegetables and fruits. They also carry full line of Asian foods. Call 702-364-8899 for more information about the food varieties.
Source: Science Blog Dec 08; Carcinogenesis Dec 08

Friday, January 2, 2009

Happy New Year !


Are organics worth the extra cost?
A review of nearly 100 studies shows that the average levels of nearly a dozen nutrients are 25% higher in organic fruits, vegetables and grains than in conventionally grown produce. In some studies, organic options had nearly 50% more of the antioxidants quercetin and beta-carotene. So, buy organic product when you can.


Maybe it's more expensive, but you get more bang for your buck, not mention the benefits that come from reducing the amount of pepticides that enter the groundwater - and your body finally.


The #1 New year Resolution is Stay Healthy. Without a healthy body, what you do now is making no sense.


Happy New Year

Friday, December 26, 2008

After Christmas Sales


Happy New Year Sale Starting 12/26/08

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Top 10 Smart Foods

You might hear that crossword puzzles alone won't save your brain and protect it from aging. Yes, it helps. But we really need the right foods to supply the brain enough nutrition needed to postpone the aging process it takes in the brain. There are 10 foods believed to make brain stay healthy, and smart, as well.
1, Nuts. Nuts are rich in antioxidants, which mop up the free radicals in body and also can lower the blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Almond and walnut are the best among them. Walnut also is rich in omega-3s.
2, Grape juice. Drinking red wine in moderation increases longevity. But since alcohol slows down the brain's ability to function properly, grape juice maybe a better choice. Grape juice significantly improves short-term memory and motor skill. It's not just the antioxidant, it increases production of the neurotransmittr dopamine.
3, Hot cocoa. Only 2 tablespoons of pure cocoa powser contains almost 2 times more oxidants than rew wine. Drink hot even better in cold winter.
4, Blueberries. Blueberries are abandant of antioxidants. It has a good affect on the blood pressure. Elevated blood pressure can damage delicate blood cell in the brain.
5, Spinach. Spinach is full of antioxidant power, which can slow down age-related problems in the central nervous system and congnitive deficits.
6, Dark leafy vegetables. It's believed that folate, B12 and B6 vitamins found in dark leafy vegetables can help breakdown the homocysteins, which has a toxic effect on arterial walls. Normally you can find lots of leafy vegetables in Asian grocery stores.
7,Whole grains and brown rice. Whole grains contain B6 vitamin, which reduce the level of homocysteine. Brown rice is full of vitamins and megnesium.
8, Garlic. Garlic is not only rich in antioxidants, it also contains strong antibacterial and antiviral compounds that help shake off stree-induced colds and infections. Raw, crushed is better than cooked.
9, Olive oil. The antioxidant in olive oil is called "polyphenols", which has been shown to reduce blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
10, Salmond, Sardines and Herring. Thoses fishes are abandant of Omega-3 fatty acids. The higher level of omega-3s in the blood, the higher of the serotonin level. It is a mood-enchancing brain chemical.
So, find and eat those food and stay healthy and smart.

Friday, December 19, 2008

Merry Christmas Sale


We may have a white Christmas this year in Las Vegas! It's amaziing to see all the kids palying on snow in desert. Although it's cold out there, we've prepared to warm up your heart by lowering the prices on lots ot items you need on this Christmas. We, all at 99 Ranch Market, Las Vegas store, wish you have a merry Christmas and happy New Year. Hopefully the economy will be soon getting better. Let's ask Santa a special gift this year to the people across the nation, across the world,........have someone smart enough to lead us breakthrough the darkness of wall street meltdown and save the world.
Merry Christmas

Friday, December 12, 2008

Weekly Special


Pre-X;mas Special Starts Friday 12/12/08

Friday, December 5, 2008

Holiday Sale







Weekly Super Sale Starts on Friday 12/05/08

Friday, November 28, 2008

After Thanksgiving Sales


After Thanksgiving Sales Starts 11/28/08

Friday, November 21, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving Sale


Super Thanksgiving Sale Starts Friday 11/21/08

Friday, November 14, 2008

Harvest Sale


Weekly Special Starting 11/14/08

Friday, November 7, 2008

November Sales 1


Harvest Sales in November

Sales starts from 11/7/08 to 11/13/08

Friday, October 31, 2008

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Grapeseed Oil - A Must In Your Kitchen

Before we even know it, the Grapeseed Oil has been produced and enjoyed for its health benefits in Europe for centuries. It has less saturated fat then olive oil and higher smoking temperature, which allows to fry foods without breaking the oil into other coponents.

The light and delicate flavor of grapeseed oil also allow the flavor of fresh foods to come through. It is a best and natural choice for sauteing and baking and frying as well.

Grapeseed oil is also a good source of vitamin E alpha, an important antioxidant. It's called procyandanian, which has been successfully used to help vascular disease. It is also 50 times more potent as an antioxidant than vitamin E or C.

Grapeseed oil is one of the natural foods known to raise HDL (good cholesterol), which appears to reduce LDL (bad cholesterol) by loosing it from the arterial wall so it can be carried to the river for elimination. The studies have shown that for each % increase in HDL there is a 3 - 4 % decrease in the incidence of cardiac events. The study conducted by Dr. David T. Nash of State University of New York Health Science Center shows that people included a small amount of grapeseed oil daily in a low fat diet over only a 4 weeks period ecperienced an increase of 13% in HDL, and 7% decrease of LDL.

There are many different type of grapeseed oils in the market now. The best one is from cool press technique, which involves no chemical solvents. So, read the label while buying this healthy oil for your kitchen, and enjoy.