Reviewing Azure Standard & Sharing My Favorites

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Today I’m reviewing Azure Standard and showing you some of my favorites I like to buy from them often and keep on hand. (great foods you should be eating)

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Link: https://www.azurestandard.com/?a_aid=if7RaoU8Yv

How to Order:

1. Click and create an account: https://www.azurestandard.com/?a_aid=if7RaoU8Yv

2. Join a pickup site near you.

3. Shop & Place your order.

4. Pickup order after Azure sends out an email after the route has been determined. The drops happen 1x a month and you’ll be notified the exact time & date once they figure out their routes. In your account in your drop details you’ll see the “pick up week” then it’ll get scheduled after the order cut off date.

 

Your first order you’ll wonder how exactly to do it but your drop coordinator should reach out with more details- they also provide their email so feel free to ask them questions as well. Once you do it you’ll be so glad you did!!


My Favorites:

Wheat Berries

Molasses <– to make my famous homemade BBQ Sauce

Oats

Organic Vinegar

Noodles

Ramen Noodles <– Make My Pasta Carbonara

Apple Cider Vinegar

Yellow Masa <– Make my Corn Tostadas

Popcorn

Olive Oil

Cheese Powder  <– Make My copy cat blue box mac N chz here

Real Salt

What are your favorites?
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