What’s New January 2019 (mid-month)
- January 14, 2019
- By Rick Montieth
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Saffron Road Crunchy Chickpeas – Discover the snack the world has loved for millennia. From ancient times, across Asia, India and the Middle East, smart snackers have been enjoying the crunch of chickpeas. And because they’re a good source of protein, every bite is guilt-free. Try our organic chickpeas—they’re non-GMO Project Verified and topped with the world’s most irresistible flavors. Sea Salt, Bombay Spice, and Falafel, On sale this month $2.99 reg. $3.99 ea.
Zevia Organic Tea – Refresh your mind and body. Introducing Zevia Organic Tea – the first and only zero calories and zero sugar tea platform. Naturally sweetened with a delicate balance of flavor, Zevia Organic Tea is USDA Organic and brewed with Fair Trade Certified Tea. Black, Raspberry, Blood Orange, Green, Peach, and Lemon, On sale this month, $1.29 reg. $1.99 ea.
Heritage Store Black Seed Oil 3%, •100% pure, no additives or solvents, no agrochemicals
3x-6x more potent than regular black seed oil. Convenient, easy compliance, Vegan, Gluten Free. On sale this month, $17.49 reg. $24.99 1oz.
Black seed oil helps soothe, soften and smooth skin. Activated charcoal and colloidal silver clarify pores to help cleanse & smooth acne prone skin. Gentle organically grown plant oils nourish with botanical therapy. Classic Castile moisturizing soap recommended by Edgar Cayce. Artisanal super fatted bars handmade in small batches. Treats your skin to pure clean with no residue. On sale this month, $4.19 reg. $5.99
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