Order now and the Ada Music Boosters will love you berry much
"One berry, two berry, pick me a Blueberry!" So begins Jamberry by Bruce Degen. Summer is the perfect time to enjoy blueberries and the Ada Music Boosters are ready to provide them.
The Boosters are holding a blueberry sale to benefit the 2017-18 school year music programs.
You will be purchasing 10 pounds of ultra-fresh, hand-picked New Jersey blueberries.The blueberries are delicious and they freeze well. These blueberries are grown by Stoney Creek Blueberries in Hammonton, N.J.
To order and pay online, go to:
www.farmhousefruit.com/AdaMusicBoosters
OR CLICK HERE
$32 for a 10 lb. box of blueberries
($3.20 per pound is a great price!)
Final Order Deadline: Friday, June 23
Pickup Date: Tuesday, June 27
Pickup Location: Ada Park, 401 North Park Drive
Blueberries are…
• Low in fat- a one-cup serving contains only 80 calories and virtually no fat
• Packed with Vitamin C- one serving delivers almost 25% of the daily requirement of Vitamin C
• A good source of fiber- a handful of blueberries helps satisfy recommended daily fiber intake
• An excellent source of manganese- Manganese plays an important role in bone development and in converting proteins, carbohydrates, and fats to energy.
If you have any questions or want to pay with a check, contact Amy Morgan at 419-957-2125.
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