09 Feb Mon 2009
Free Home Delivery
Shameless promotion alert! (but don’t worry, it’s not all our own promotion - we’re also stumping for some friends - the Southern California Biodiesel company) http://www.socalbiofuel.com/ Of course, if this blog entices you to order from us, as well, well… you’ve been warned!
B.D. asked us by email an excellent question, suitable for our blog!
Why and how do you undertake free home delivery?
BD already recieved a personal email answer, but we thought we’d share this wonderful question and its answers with everyone. Why and how we undertake free home delivery every week is, in fact, two separate questions.
Why? Because we love to drive, and to rest assured our customers are getting the personalized attention they deserve. We get a book on tape or some fresh release of music, roll down the windows for the fresh air and zip about at a mile per minute, a revolution of ecologically friendly farming, community-centric food and experimiental fuel surrounding us.
How? We use cheap “experimental” biofuel. Though the diesel engine has run on vegetable oil since Dr. Diesel invented it, and America relied on veggie oil to propel its fleets in dire emergencies (especially during Vietnam), the EPA regulations on this “new” fuel are excessive: multimillion dollar testing is required - a price no one can afford to undertake. So, the State of California and other forward-looking communities across the USA have declared it in the interests of the people to allow exemptions to those people brave enough to take advantage of this cheap, domestically produced, clean fuel.
While you can collect your own waste oil from restaurants, we go through so much that we simply buy (at about the price, when labor is calculated, it would cost us to collect it and process it ourselves) from the Southern California BioFuel company http://www.socalbiofuel.com/ The amount we save on fuel allows free home delivery!
The biofuel burns better - we get more MPG. It burns with no or negative carbon gain. It is locally and domestically produced. It gets you cheap, delicious, farm fresh food!