WOBURN, MA, February 03, 2013 (Press-News.org) While the drug industry is working hard to come up with enough flu vaccine deliveries, GrandmasChickenSoup.com is continuing record deliveries across the nation. Since early 2004, internet retailer become the darling of the e-commerce crowd with the gift packages of classic homemade chicken soup delivered throughout the US—all fifty states.
While the effectiveness of the drug industry's flu vaccine has been estimated, at best, between 50-60%, chicken soup's 5765 year history as a source of electrolytes, fluid replacement and mucinolytic effect on respiratory passages has been the overwhelming choice of caring mother's world wide to combat flu-like symptoms.
As a very creative, delicious alternative to the same old flowers, steaks, Florida grapefruit, candy, books, etc., sending a gift package of delicious handmade chicken soup has really caught the fancy and imagination of individuals and businesses who want to send a truly unique gift that shows appreciation, love or just plain caring - - - and is always guaranteed to produce a great big smile.
All packages contain ½ gallon (4-6 servings) of fresh traditional handmade chicken soup. Grandmas Chicken Soup comes with noodles, a combination of noodles and matzo balls or the newest Gluten Free chicken and rice. All soup is shipped in a heavily insulated state of the art container. There is an enormous variety of gifts to choose from to accompany the soup and make a complete Gell Well Gift. Our Cold and Flu Cure All kit is a top seller and includes all the basics for fighting illness, like tissues, Chapstick, teas and Halls. They are beautifully packages in a Grandmas Chicken Soup mug and finished with a hand decorated whimsical chicken cookie.
Business founders, sister and brother, Betsy Maselek and David Poritzky, initially felt their market would primarily be families sending something special to kids in college, sick friends, aged parents, etc. What they didn't anticipate was that it would also appeal to the corporate world - desperately looking for new ways to thank clients for their business or employees for their dedication . . . such as a doctor sending to patients who are on the mend, Human Resources sending to employees-for new babies, long term sickness or sympathy.
The beginnings of GrandmasChickenSoup.com started in early 2003. A former employee of David's came into his restaurant, David's World Famous Eateries and Catering, early one morning, not feeling well. She took a supply of David's chicken soup into work with her. She obviously hadn't heard of penicillin. That got David thinking . . . Several weeks later David and his sister Betsy, sitting around grandmas table, eating chicken soup, heard that their cousin Peter in California had the flu. David and Betsy got to thinking. . . . . "Why don't we freeze it, put it in an insulated box and send it." Three days later, Peter called and announced he was ready to run the Boston Marathon.
With their entrepreneurial curiosity whetted, they went on the internet looking for mail order chicken soup. Would you believe there was none! And that's how it all started.
Ordering is as simple as going to GrandmasChickenSoup.com, selecting the appropriate gift package and personalized greeting, choice of soup, entering a "send to" address, and putting in payment information. The technologically challenged can order by calling Grandma directly. For further information go to http://www.GrandmasChickenSoup.com.
The Flu is Spreading Like Wild Fire and GrandmasChickenSoup.com Saves the Day
Chicken Soup Sent Anywhere in the USA
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