Showing posts with label real food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label real food. Show all posts

Saturday

Free Shipping at Tropical Traditions


I love when Tropical Traditions has a free shipping code. It's 121211 and good through midnight on 11/12/12 for orders of at least $16.

Their coconut oil is delicious (but you can also buy the tasteless expeller-pressed variety). We saute with it and stream it into smoothies, and it's also a great moisturizer and what we use in our deodorant. They also sell body products, flours, and other natural foods, like raw organic honey (currently half price).


[These are referral links.]

Sunday

1/2 off organic coconut peanut butter (thru 10/31)

a while ago, i won a giveaway of Tropical Traditions organic coconut peanut butter.

ohmygoodness, it is good stuff.  as in tastes-like-Jesus-made-it-good.


the only ingredients are organic coconut and organic peanuts.  it can be a little tricky to spread, but it is worth the extra effort because it is so stinkin' delicious.

i just ordered 52 ounces of the stuff because i am in love.  and because it is 50% off through tonight, 10/31.

plus, the coupon code 291010 [good through monday november1 at midnight] will get you an additional 15% off a purchase of at least $16.

if you decide to place an order, if you choose "referred by a friend" and enter my user ID 5959208, you will get a free recipe book detailing the health benefits of coconut oil (and i will get a product, too.)

our family bakes with coconut oil instead of canola or vegetable oils [which are heavily processed and genetically modified], we often saute with it, and we enjoy it in smoothies as well.  if you've never cooked with coconut oil and are interested in reading up on this heathful fat, check out this post from Sorta Crunchy.

i am not affiliated with Tropical Traditions; i'm just a believer in eating real fats and a satisfied customer who is happy to pass long a good deal (and maybe snag a referral goodie, too:)

Friday

real food / holistic health book sale

stephanie over at Keeper of the Home is running a great book sale featuring titles from a number of real food bloggers.  25% of the proceeds are earmarked for a filipino orphanage and another 25% is going toward the stephanie's fundraising to adopt a child.

from making whole foods affordable to recipes for healthful snacks and herbal healing, there is so much great information available in these books.  you can learn natural ways to care for your family and take care of needy kids at the same time.  it's a double win:)

sale ends monday night, november 1st.