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    Home Β» Fruits of Their Labor E-Book

    Fruits of Their Labor E-Book

    WHERE DOES YOUR FOOD COME FROM?

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    Have YOU ever wondered what it takes to bring food into your grocery store or local market? This is a NEW magazine series designed to give you an inside look to how some of your favorite foods get from field to store and all the challenges along the way.

    Buy Issue 1 Today!

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    Ever wondered how we got a grape that tastes like Cotton Candy? Or would you like to hear about how 50+ farmers have come together to sell their Ojai Pixie Tangerines across the country? What is a Saskatoon berry? Did you know that there is more than one type of garlic? All of these questions and much more will be answered in the inaugural edition of "Fruits of Their Labor".

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    This magazine series features my personal stories of my travels to vineyards, orchards, farms, etc. What I learned from interviewing the growers - their challenges, triumphs, mistakes - how their hard work and patience produce the "fruit" of their labor that we as consumers can now enjoy. Lots of fun pictures for you to enjoy, so you can imagine yourself in those same places.

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    Each page has an easy to read header on top, so that you can easily keep your place as you scroll through it on your iPad, Kindle, or favorite mobile device. You will find photos directly from each farm/vineyard/grove. I will address the challenges each of the growers have faced and how for each one it truly has been a "labor" of love.

    The Perks of Buying this Magazine

    I want to thank everyone who purchasing this book. I appreciate all your support and I want to give back to you.

    Anyone that purchases a copy of "Fruits of Their Labor" will receive these perks:

    1. You will receive an exclusive e-mail newsletter, about what is going on in future issues, and other projects I am working on.

    2. You will have the opportunity to purchase every future issue for a discounted rate as part of my "Loyal Readers Program".

    3. You qualify for a discount on any other e-book I publish.

    4. You will have a voice in directing what I work in the future through survey questions via the e-mail newsletter.

    What the Subjects of The Book are Saying about Fruits of Their Labor

    "You have a great writing skill. The book is a very good read. I like the way you link the unique products and the farms as we all know it is important for consumers to know where there food comes from. It makes it much more personal, and also including the contact page at the end, very nice! Thank you once again for promoting our farm. You and you're family are always welcome when you get up this way."

    - "Saskatoon" Steve DuCheney, Saskatoon Michigan Farm and Nursery

    "Wow! Great job Eric! Flows really well, with just the right amount of information to keep everyone’s attention. Not an easy balance to strike!"

    - Jim Beagle, Grapery CEO

    "One of our long-time customers has recently published an e-book entitled Fruits of Their Labor, highlighting the "behind the scenes look" about 4 growers from around the country, including us! Thank you Eric Samuelson for including us in your very interesting and passionately-written book. We are honored. Even our dog Phoebe got a well-deserved mention!"

    - Diana Dyer, Dyer Family Organic Farm

    About the Author

    Hi, my name is Eric.

    I started this blog, Eat Like No One Else, back in the fall of 2009 - to show my passion for looking at food in a different light. For a few years now I have been thinking about creating my very own e-book. I had plenty of ideas rattling around in my head - book of pancake recipes, shopping tips, guide to heirloom apples, etc.

    Finally I decided to take the plunge. I wanted to write a book that combines my love for traveling and telling the stories behind those that grow or produce my favorite foods. Thus "Fruits of their Labor" (an Eat Like No One Else publication) was born.

    Come along on my adventures from my local grocery store to the mountains in Southern California to the beautiful pine forests of Northern Michigan.

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    Nice to Meet You,

    Hi! I'm Eric : Father of 4, living just south of Ann Arbor, MI. I'm a reformed picky eater finding a new way to not conform. Eating what's in season is my jam (I also make it!)

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