Your kids just got home from school and they say they are STARVING, so they immediately begin rummaging through your pantry for a snack like a famished raccoon. A bag of Cheetos, chips and candies are now in their little paws... I mean hands. As you watch your children devour all of that processed food, you let out a sigh. You know these snacks aren't the best choices for your growing children and you'd much rather have them eat a piece of fruit, but you just didn't have time to make it to the grocery store to restock on fresh produce.
If this scenario sounds familiar, FruitKart is here to help you out. They deliver fresh fruits from their own organic family farm and other organic partners, right to your door. I don't know about you, but anything that saves me a trip to the grocery store with my preschooler is a Godsend. ("But Mommy, I wanna push the cart!") Delivery is included and you can review and customize each order!
Before I started, I was reluctant to, because I like to pick out my own produce, but I am happy to report that every piece of produce that has come in that marvelous brown box has been to my satisfaction. There have been no bruised bananas, no rotten apples, no moldy grapes. Nothing. Everything that has been delivered to my family has been absolutely fresh with radiant colors and delicious taste. You have the flexibility to suspend or cancel your deliveries at any time.
By using FruitKart, I feel good about what is going into my children's tummies and nurturing their growing bodies and minds. All of the produce is 100% certified organic, pesticide free, healthy, and delicious. Everyone knows that the recommended serving of fruits is five per day, but to be honest (and I feel like a horrible mother for saying this), I never gave my children the recommended amount. FruitKart has changed that. Because of the convenience FruitKart provides, not only do my children get five servings a day, they actually ask for more! Their favorites are the grapes, oranges, pomegranate.
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