Take a Tofurky to Lunch

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Friday, 23 October 2009 19:19

Hood River, Oregon, October, 2009 – Show the world how you eat! Take a Tofurky® Lunchbox to school or work. This little box promises to make you excited to bring your delicious Tofurky sandwich with you – causing co-workers and schoolmates to wonder when you got so cool. These beautiful embossed lunchboxes by Eugene, Oregon artist Sean Aaberg are one-of-a-kind collector items sure to bring fun and interesting conversation to your lunch table. You’ll thrill to wild Tofurky acrobatics, juggling, and death defying feats you’ll find taking place upon them! Order yours now. All orders are processed through paypal, but you DO NOT need a paypal account to order. Simply go to www.tofurky.com, click on ‘Fun Stuff’, then ‘Tofurky Marketplace’ and then “lunchbox” and add it to your cart, and finally on "credit card icons" to pay without a paypal account. It’s quick and easy. Best of all, when you purchase one of these durable little rascals, Turtle Island Foods will donate $1.00 from the sale of each Tofurky lunchbox to Trout Lake, Washington's on-line learning program, which is offered through their local school. For more information about this program, please contact the folks at Tofurky. See ‘contact us’. Turtle Island Foods created their Tofurky and tempeh products to promote the health and vitality of both the people and the ecosystems of our "island" home. For almost 30 years they have worked to create delicious, nutritious, convenient and affordable vegetarian food that make a difference in people’s lives and have a minimal impact on our environment. Located in Hood River, one hour east of Portland, the folks at Turtle Island make their vegetarian products in small batches using only the finest organic and natural ingredients. No preservatives, MSG or other artificial ingredients are added to their products. All products are kosher, vegan, and made with organic soybeans and/or organic tofu. Turtle Island Foods is a family owned and operated company. SOURCE: Turtle Island Foods < Prev   Next >