Thank you Lorraine! these goodies were perfect!
yummy trail mix. I've been throwing trail mix in my salad lately. weird? macaroon love... coconut! you're so good to me!
purple sweet potato chips. and choc almonds. for snacking on the road and in between patients
a cute note that says "welcome to pennsylvania," apple cinnamon granola and cinnamon sugar. I'm thinking I might bake fresh donuts with my famous peanut butter glaze and dunk them in this sugar...
Until next time friends :-)
T.
And now, in case
you’re new and wondering what Foodie Penpals is all about:
Here’s a detailed explanation of the program:
-On the 5th of the month, you will
receive your penpal pairing via email. It will be your responsibility to
contact your penpal and get their mailing address and any other information you
might need like allergies or dietary restrictions.
-You will have until the 15th of the
month to put your box of goodies in the mail. On the last day
of the month, you will post about the goodies you received from your
penpal!
-The boxes are to be filled with fun
foodie things, local food items or even homemade treats! The
spending limit is $15. The box must also include something written. This
can be anything from a note explaining what’s in the box, to a fun recipe…use
your imagination!
-You are responsible for figuring out the best
way to ship your items depending on their size and how fragile they are. (Don’t
forget about flat rate boxes!)
-Foodie Penpals is open to blog
readers as well as bloggers. If you’re a reader and you get paired with a
blogger, you can choose to write a short guest post for your penpal to post on
their blog about what you received. If two readers are paired together, neither
needs to worry about writing a post for that month.
- Foodie Penpals is open to US, Canadian
residents & UK residents. Please note, Canadian Residents will be
paired with other Canadians only. We’ve determined things might get too slow
and backed up if we’re trying to send foods through customs across the border
from US to Canada and vice versa. So, I’m going to keep two separate lists and
match US w/ US and Canada w/ Canada!
