It included bananas, celery, sweet potatoes, butternut squash, brown pears, baby carrots, spinach, oranges, apples, broccoli, pummellos and tomatoes - and probably some stuff I'm accidentally leaving out. :)
I also added a 5 loaf pack of 9-grain bread, a 3 loaf pack of cinnamon raisin bread, and a 4 loaf pack of rye bread. All excellent! The bread added $21 to my total cost for this contribution. I spent $36 on what you see. AND, we got pummellos - I've never had a pumello. We're trying new fruits and veggies and eating healthier since starting Bountiful Baskets. YEA!
P.S. Never mind my 2 year old in the background of the photo holding toilet paper. LOL! He was using the packages as 'cars'!
3 comments:
this looks so great, i hope it's in my area.
i love the new photo on your header, that baby sister with all her big brothers is adorable. what a beautiful sight!
love you allison!
Hey - we didn't get pears! Man! But we did get lots of yummy stuff.
I had my first pummello in Israel. You peel off that enormous peel, and then peel off the skins on the inside and just eat fingers-full of the juice pockets. Does that even make sense? It's hard to describe. I think it tastes most like a grapefruit, but sweeter and better.
Yay! We love bountiful baskets too! It is my fav source of food to can. I have some beautiful from-scratch tomato soup sitting on my counter right now. Yum!
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