Topline Foods Launches New Online Shopping Site
P
hoenix-based Topline Foods has been delivering all-natural and organic foods to Valley residents for the past two years. Until now, ordering required an in-home
appointment. With the launch of the company’s new website (
ToplineFoods.com), the complete menu of 100+ all-natural and or- ganic products are avail- able online for home delivery. Each item has a
detailed description, a list of ingredients, and nutritional values. So you can do your “label reading” in the comfort of your own home and be certain that the items you buy are free of addi- tives, hormones, antibiotics, GMOs and other harmful chemicals. Topline Foods is known for its healthy menu of organic grass fed beef and
chicken; wild caught seafood; organic fruits, vegetables, and pastas; organic quick serve items; and gluten free items. Whether you or someone in your family suffers from allergies, or you’re just tired of wasting time at the grocery stores, Topline Foods provides a convenient, online shopping solution. All of the meats and seafood items are individually vacuum sealed and con-
veniently portion controlled. They deliver the food right to your door with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Go to
ToplineFoods.com to try it today. See ad on page 34.
Keep Your Garden Strong Through the Summer Heat
up their gloves for the summer. Join Home Grown Hydroponics Tempe for a series of classes focusing on urban gardening here in the Valley. Featuring
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topics such as aquaponics, hydroponic growing methods, indoor gardens and vegetable gardening in the desert, these classes are free and open to the public. The lecture series is part of Home Grown's House Warming Week, June 13-
18, celebrating its relocation to 1845 E. Broadway Road in Tempe. This week-long event will also feature 20% off everything in the store, as well as free giveaways and raffle prizes. A complete class schedule is available at
HomeGrownHydro.com. Locally owned and operated, Home Grown Hydroponics has been provid-
ing quality urban gardening supplies and advice for over eight years. For more information, visit one of the three valley locations: in Tempe at 601 E. Broadway Road, in Phoenix at 2525 W. Glendale Avenue and in Gilbert at 2401 E. Baseline Road. Phone: 480-377-9096.
See ad on page 14. 12 Phoenix
espite the soaring temperatures, desert dwellers don't have to hang
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