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Food Allergy savings and stock-up time: Divvies is offering free shipping yay!

You are here: Home / Food Allergy Lifestyle / Food Allergy savings and stock-up time: Divvies is offering free shipping yay!

September 6, 2011 By //  by Caroline Moassessi Leave a Comment

I just received an email yesterday  from my most beloved Divvies stating they are offering free shipping (two words that work beautifully when they are side-by-side) on all orders over $30, but the offer ends on SEPTEMBER, 10th, 2011.  I know I sound like a commercial, but I simply adore this company. Their products are quality and are presented well.   I like to keep a healthy supply of their two pack chocolate chip cookies in the pantry.  They are great to send out on a play date and they taste absolutely perfect.  They are also my favorites since they don’t taste like the cardboard every thinks I am serving my kids.  Divvies only sells items that are free of nuts, dairy and egg.  My top three reasons of why I love Divvies: they are nut/dairy/egg free, they taste fabulous and they sell gourmet gift baskets and items!
 
If you check out their website, here are my top favorites:

  • Two pack chocolate chip cookies
  • Bingo bars – chocolate bars
  • Bingo bars Benjamin Crunch–which are chocolate bars with crushed peppermint (my personal favorite)
  • Carmel Corn

Sad but true, we order in quantity.  But shhh, don’t let the word out.  My kids received this gift basket and were thrilled as our family has never received a gift basket that we didn’t have to pass along due to allergens.  I love the big brown bow and how well these items are presented.

In the spirit of a good sale and food allergy community, don’t miss out on the free shipping!!  Don’t forget…we need to shop by September 10, 2011 to get the free shipping on orders over $30.

Filed Under: Food Allergy Lifestyle, Food Products, Glorious Food, Holidays Tagged With: dairy free, Divvies, egg free, free shipping, gift baksets, nut free

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