I have started a home business as an independent representative with a company called Wildtree. You may not have heard of it so I'd like to share with you how I got started.
It all began when I was introduced to Wildtree by a friend at her tasting party. It was a fun party with some of her other friends who like to cook and eat..and we were able to try several products that Wildtree offers. Well, I was sold at first bite...and wanted to hear more about the company.
Basically, Wildtree is a 100% natural food line - free from GMOs , MSG, hydrogenated fats, artificial flavors, preservatives, food dyes, fillers, high fructose corn syrup, and now going Certified Oranic providing a healthier lifestyle.
Wildtree offers everything you need to fill your pantry - from breakfast to dessert and everything in between. Wildtree spices, mixes, sauces,and more allow you to create quick, easy, healthy, and affordable meals for your family that taste great with just three or four ingredients. They maintain a peanut-free facility and thoroughly test their products for safety, nutrition, taste and ease.
Wildtree offers healthy, delicious products that I can trust, but it has also provided me with a fun, flexible way to make some extra money and meet some wonderful people like yourself.
You can check out my website at: http://www.mywildtree.com/INSPIRATION/
If you have any questions please call or email me
I can take "my show on the road", so to speak. I can present tasting parties when asked to do so, for you to who who live in Oregon and Washington. I can also hold tastings here in my home.
I will be sharing recipes here for you to try, by adding a few ingredients with our products. Let me know if you are interested in receiving a sample of our spice blends. You can order any Wildtree products from my website.
Come back soon to see what this hens a cookin!
I am really interested in trying that slow cooker sauce! Looks like a great product line. I have been especially concerned about avoiding MSG lately as it is really not good for our nervous systems (it is an exciter) and hidden on food labels as "flavoring".
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