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Paleo Snacks


I received the email below from Steve Liberatti who runs Steve's Club, which is a charity

offering young athletes (and non-athletes) of Camden, NJ world-class coaching, community and training techniques used by elite and professional athletes worldwide to help strengthen the foundation of our future.
It is a really good outfit.



If you are in the States you might what to check out their Paleo kits it is for a really good cause.


Our paleo kits are made daily and vacuum sealed for same day freshness. Our athletes swear by them for optimal performance and health. Get a full refund if you are not 100% satisfied. 2 ounces of homemade beef JERKY (free range and hormone-free flank steak) marinated with our secret sauce of a local award winning fresh blueberry wine, sea salt and pepper. Macadamia nuts, cashews, almonds, walnuts, cranberries and strawberries. 1 large kit contains approximately 4 blocks of protein, 2 blocks of carbs, and 7 blocks of fat. *All of the proceeds go to Steve's Club, A 501c3 NJ Non-Profit Organization


Hey Chris,
Big fan of your blog. Been following your work for years. Great work! (really)...we can't thank you enough, Chris!

I just wanted to tell you about our Paleo meals that we recently starting selling to help raise funds for our non-profit fitness club.

It's basically tender beef jerky, dried berries and mixed nuts in (balanced proportions) freshly vacuum sealed together in one package. Our store address is www.paleokits.org. to learn more about them. No preservatives, nitrates, msg's, high fructose syrup or anything processed (just sea salt, pepper and a little local blueberry wine for a rather unique and delicious taste). Feel free to check them out and let me know what you think.


Thanks and keep up the awesome blog,
Steve

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www.stevesclub.org

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buy generic viagra said…
I didn't know it but Snack foods are often subjectively classified as junk food because they typically have little or no nutritional value specially if we're using Paleo Snacks.
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