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New Standing Order Program! We can guarantee to have sprouts grown just for you! Give us 10 days to integrate your new order into our harvesting schedule and then have them delivered or pick them up every week or every two weeks. Payment can be made by credit card (we keep your number on file and charge it every order) or cash-on-delivery. There is a $30.00 minimum for delivery orders (excluding delivery charges) Any change to your Standing Order must be communicated to us by fax: 416-535-3118, email orders@torontosprouts.com or phone 416-535-3111 before Thursday 5pm the week prior to delivery or pickup. Unfortunately we are unable to guarantee that additions after the deadline will be met however we will do our best. For subtractions or cancellations after 5pm on Thursday there will be a surcharge. For more information: call Marie or Sara at 416.535.3111 email orders@torontosprouts.com mailto:info@torontosprouts.commailto:info@torontosprouts.comshapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1
Even Animals Eat Sprouts... Toronto Sprouts had a surplus crop of sunflower sprouts and pea shoots recently, so we decided to donate to the animals at the Toronto Zoo. They made their respective noises for joy at the news! (As a side note, did you know that the Toronto Zoo is open 364 days a year? The animals get a holiday on Christmas). Speaking of animals, Victoria Boutenko (multiple-time Toronto Sprouts guest speaker) has an essay entitled “Ode to the Green Smoothie” where she talks about an easy way to get greens into your system, and why it’s important to do so. She references her studies of the chimpanzee and their eating habits. The chimpanzee was chosen because it is the closest animal to a human. In fact we share 99.4% of your DNA with the chimpanzee. To read Ode to the Green Smoothie and some background about it, check this out. This is all part of the research for her book called Green for Life, which we also recommend checking out.http://www.seekeronline.org/journals/y2005/nov05.htmlshapeimage_4_link_0
Raw Potluck hiatus over in October The raw foodist potluck that was so successful earlier this winter has been o hiatus for the summer, but not to worry, it will be starting up again on the second Saturday in October. Raw_Potluck.htmlshapeimage_5_link_0