Obtaining quality organic produce can be a chore at even the best of markets, and growing it at home during colder months is impossible without employing surly, foul-mouthed garden gnomes. Let someone else "do it yourself" with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $39 for a 2012 Gold membership, which includes 10% off all purchases for the remainder of 2012 (a $99 value)
- $10 for $20 worth of delivered organic groceries and produce
- $25 for $50 worth of delivered organic groceries and produce
Shop from an inventory that includes produce, organic meats ($5.49+), pantry items such as whole-bean coffee ($13/lb.), organic canned veggies ($1.99+), and baking ingredients ($2.69+). Bins of fresh produce ($25+) are delivered straight to doorsteps and include a variety of seasonal fruits and veggies.
To see if Mile High Organics delivers to your neighborhood, check the delivery schedule. There is an extra $2.50 fee for Colorado Springs delivery.
Mile High Organics
Mile High Organics delivers organic, non-genetically modified produce, natural groceries, and other eco-friendly goods directly to the home or office. Freshly stocked produce bins host a swinging soiree of assorted nutrients colorfully frocked in fruited finery and vegetable vestments. The contents of bins changes weekly and can include anything from cameo apples to satsuma seedless tangerines. Unlike farmers' markets, backyard gardens, and the Shamrock Shake, Mile High Organics is available year-round. Any desired produce not included in the bin, such as blueberries or locally grown roma tomatoes, can be added at its individual price.
Mile High Organics also carries a line of humanely raised family-farm organic meats, such as turkey, pork, and beef, and pantry stockers include fresh soups, cheeses, baked goods, and more than 300 spices. The shop practices earth-friendly habits by delivering along efficient, geographically planned routes and collecting discarded bins for future use.
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The Groupon Guide to: Boat Naming
Naming a boat or “ship” is probably the most important part of boat owner"ship." Here’s a guide to naming your sea craft no matter what “type” it is (this sentence was typed, which is why the quotes around “type” are funny):
Personal Yacht
• A Seafoam Symphony (boat name by Mikæl)
• Charity Schmarity
• If This Boat’s a-Rockin’, Please Come a-Knockin’ – We Do Not Want to Drown
• Martha’s Windward
• Yachtoberfest
Commercial Boats
• The Chuggler
• The SS Hungry Man
• Big Boat
Cruise Ships
• The (Type of Fruit/Time of Day) Princess
Speed Boats
• Angry Angus
• Daddy’s Little Metaphor
• My Best Friend’s Wake
• This Tears It: I Enjoy Speedboats
• Last of the Boat-Speedcans
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