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November 5, 2009

Olives, Water, and Sea Salt..and a Lovely Wreath




If you like Olives, you want to taste the olives, not a lot of chemicals and preservatives.



When you buy
Lindsay's Naturals Olives, you get nothing but Olives, Water and Sea Salt. Choose from Green or Ripe, Sliced or Whole. If you've never tasted olives without the usual heavy disguise, you may be surprised at first. But after a few tastes, you will find you like olives, just they way they are--with a little seasoning, but not too much.

And here is a fragrant gift that gives back. Lindsay Olives is offering gift-ready wreaths in two sizes, each a fragrant restyling of the traditional olive branch wreath. Holiday shoppers can give a charming 14-inch round wreath, or an impressive 18-inch round wreath. The wreaths are hand-woven from freshly harvested olive branches, universally recognized as a symbol of peace, along with branches from bay and eucalyptus trees.

The branches are harvested from California groves and, over time, dry to a beautiful silvery green. Fragrant bay and eucalyptus branches add that special holiday aroma. Each wreath is packaged gift-ready in holiday red tissue paper with a personalized gift card.

All proceeds --that's right--all proceeds from the wreath sales go to The Meals On Wheels Association of America (MOWAA), the oldest and largest national organization in the United States, representing programs that provide meals to people in need.

The Lindsay Olive Holiday Wreath is available exclusively at www.lindsayolives.com or by calling (800) 765-2029. The 14-inch wreath is $30 and the 18-inch wreath is $35 plus shipping, with delivery until December 31, 2009.

About Meals on Wheels

The Meals On Wheels Association of America (MOWAA) is the oldest and largest national organization in the United States representing those programs that provide meals to people in need. To obtain more information about MOWAA or to locate a local Meals On Wheels program, visit the MOWAA website at www.mowaa.org.


2 comments:

  1. Best olives on the planet, and best columnist on the planet. Thanks for the invaluable culinary tips.

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  2. Again, a great way to donate to a worth cause :)

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