Hey there,
I stood in the grocery store yesterday staring at a container of strawberries.
$6.49. For 10 strawberries? Half of them already getting soft...
I did the math in my head: That's like $0.65 per strawberry. For fruit that'll be moldy by Thursday.
And I thought... "There's got to be a smarter way."
Smart families have figured out how to lock in fresh fruit prices for the next 25 years. While the rest of us are getting gouged at the grocery store.
Here's their secret:
They buy premium freeze-dried fruit when it's on sale. Get this - it's freeze-dried at peak ripeness, so it actually tastes BETTER than most grocery store fruit.
And it lasts until 2047. The math is insane:
- Grocery store strawberries: $6.49 for 10 pieces (spoils in 4 days)
- Premium freeze-dried fruit bucket: $0.31 per serving (lasts 25 years)
You get:
- Apples that taste orchard-fresh
- Strawberries that are actually sweet
- Bananas that aren't mushy
- Peaches picked at perfect ripeness
31.5 servings total. All freeze-dried at peak flavor.
Look, I get it. Buying fruit that lasts 25 years feels weird when you're used to buying it weekly. But think about it: Every week you're throwing money at overpriced, under-ripe fruit that spoils before you eat it.
This is your chance to beat the system.
Lock in today's fruit prices. Get better quality than the grocery store. Never throw away spoiled fruit again.
Member pricing expires at midnight tonight.
Don't be me, standing in the grocery store getting mad at $6 strawberries. Be the smart one who figured out a better way.
-Paul B.
330-859-4424
General Manager
Valley Food Storage
P.S. This isn't just about saving money (though you'll save tons). It's about having premium fruit available whenever you want it. No more "we're out of good fruit" moments.
