Brother and Sister Duo Bringing Vegan Food Right to Your Doorstep

Joe Loria March 23, 2016
Having grown up in Costa Rica, siblings Mark and Monica describe
their early years as filled with healthy and wholesome meals made with fresh
fruits and vegetables.
The two were surprised to find that upon their move to the
United States for college they were faced with a difficult challenge: eating
healthily. Instead of farm stands they found fast-food joints.
Indeed, the typical American diet is largely unhealthy. Just
this week, a study analyzing the eating habits of more than 9,000 Americans
found that about 58 percent of participants’
daily calories
came from highly processed foods.
Unwilling to accept the lack of fresh fruits and veggies,
this duo was inspired to start Veestro, a
company that would revolutionize the eating habits of Americans.
In an age of increasingly processed foods and abundant
animal products, this entirely plant-based meal delivery service is making it
easier than ever to enjoy a fully prepared delicious and farm-fresh meal
regardless of where you live.
From kale and quinoa salad to raspberry tofu cheesecake, the
company offers a wide variety of dishes that are not only scrumptious, but also
highly nutritious. With this delivery service, a compassionate vegan diet has
truly never been easier!
Click here to learn
more about Veestro.
For more information about adopting a healthy and
compassionate plant-based diet, click
here
.

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