Thursday, July 10, 2014

How to START a Small Catering Business from Home : Wildtree Organics


Starting Your Home Catering Business with Wildtree Organic Foods

If you love to cook and think that a home catering business would be right for you, then learn more on how Wildtree Foods can help. You can work from home, in your spare time, or full time to create a lucrative career. This profession is more common than you might think. There is no need for large start-up costs, a huge professional kitchen. Many great caterers started out in their home kitchen, with a short list of clients, and only family and friends to help. 


Unlimited earning potential and growth
Our career plan offers you an unlimited earning potential and fantastic opportunity for growth. As you see how exciting it is to build your own business, you will want to help others to do the same. As you empower others, just by excitement alone, they will want to create or duplicate what you have done.

Love Catering? Want Your Own Catering Business? ...

Love cooking with food? Have a catering business? I'd love to show you how you can earn money with food!

Did you know you can still enjoy free foods while doing your catering business? How you ask?! Contact me for further support on how to make money catering with Wildtree Organic foods.

Become an independent Wildtree representative today!

When you choose to start your own Wildtree business, you’re creating your own destiny. How often do you want to work? How much do you want to earn? Do you have fun while you work? Do you get to interact with wonderful customers that welcome you into their homes? What kind of JOB can you have that lets you choose your level of activity? The answer is not many.

We know Wildtree is the best kept secret in the industry. We want to offer you the opportunity to share that secret in your community. As a customer, host or a representative we hope that you join our Wildtree Family today.

Real Job Opportunities for Work at Home Moms

Wildtree Business Builder Kit - Work from Home with Foods
Become an independent Wildtree representative today! When you choose to start your own Wildtree business , you’re creating your own destiny. 
How often do you want to work? How much do you want to earn? 
Do you have fun while you work? 

Is it called work when you enjoy it? Come have fun and say "is this work?"! 

9 Different Freezer Meals: Get YOUR Grill On Recipes

Is this your 5:00pm?? 
I would love for you to join us and learn how to make quick, healthy, and delicious meals!!! Come for a time of #food#drinks, and most importantly friendship!! 
Let's make Dinner Time fun again!

Get Your #Grill ON
Asian Ginger #Beef Tips w/ Slaw
Garlic Grilled #Chicken & Roasted #Veggies
Agave #BBQ Country Ribs
Cheddar & Garlic Turkey Burgers
Savory Grilled #Tilapia
Rodeo Cheese #Burgers w/#Grilled Onion Strings
Garlic Grilled Shrimp Skewers w/Angel Hair pasta
Hickory Grilled #Rodeo Chicken
Rancher Grilled #Steaks w/ Cheese “crowns”
Grilled #Asian #Ginger Chicken Skewers
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Patriotic July 4th Dessert Ideas!


Patriotic Pastries
America turns 238 this month and that’s cause for celebration. Add some red, white and blue to your dessert table with this Mini No-Bake Cheesecake Tart recipe. Click the photo for the full recipe and ingredients list. 

Happy Birthday, America. You don’t look a day over 20!


Leah's Cooking with Wildtree Foods: 9 Ways to Stay Cool this Month!

Leah's Cooking with Wildtree Foods: 9 Ways to Stay Cool this Month!: 9 Ways to Stay Cool this Month It’s July and it’s hot ! Beat the heat this month with these helpful tips on staying cool: Stay low. ...

9 Ways to Stay Cool this Month!


9 Ways to Stay Cool this Month

It’s July and it’s hot! Beat the heat this month with these helpful tips on staying cool:
Stay low. Heat rises, which makes the upstairs of your house the warmest area. Head to the basement during the hottest hours of the day.
Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Stay hydrated by drinking lots of water throughout the day. Water too bland for your taste? Increase your sipping by adding fruit or herbs (like mint) for a boost of flavor.
Chill out. Place ice cubes on your pulse points. These spots cool quickly and will help decrease your overall body temperature.
Stay still. Stop fanning yourself. It uses more energy and creates more body heat.
Get out of the house. Checkout some cool activities in your community. Visit the library, go see a movie, or head to the public ice rink for some mid-summer skating.
Dress for the occasion. Switch to cotton clothing and bedding. It’s breathable and allows for air circulation.
Be strategic. Close the windows, shut the blinds, and turn off the lights during the day. Then open the windows back up when it cools off at night.  You may also want to invest in white window shades, which will reflect heat away from your house.
Eat smart. Try to avoid big meals with lots of protein. These take more energy to digest, increasing your body heat. Instead, eat smaller, lighter meals throughout the day.
Avoid the oven. Make no-cook meals and avoid additional heat from your stove. Need some inspiration? Checkout last month’s Menu Planner for some delicious options.