Our Sun Cup Sampler program is on spring/summer break! With all the warm weather across the US, it's too hot to ship chocolate without special icy packaging. Sign up for our mailing list, and we'll let you know when we start up our $1.99 special in the fall. (News flash! Our nut-free and gluten-free Sun Cups will be in 227 Safeway stores across the US around April 15!)
About Sun Cups
Food allergies play a significant role in the way we eat today, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have our chocolate and eat it too!
We have Four flavors: milk chocolate and dark chocolate sunflower butter, mint and caramel. Sun Cups are made in Boulder, Colorado, and hit all the sweet spots: they're nut-free, gluten-free, organic, vegetarian, and Kosher (dairy). Because they're completely nut-free, Sun Cups are perfect for:
- Halloween. Neighborhood kids with peanut allergies won't get sick or worse.
- Holiday Treats. Just because your family is nuts, your desserts don't have to be!
- School Lunches. Again, no fear of peanuts, and our new single-cup packs are a perfect lunch size.
Have a favorite childhood candy memory?. Sun Cups are as good as you remember. Can you almost taste those peanut butter cups, or mint patties, or soft, buttery caramels? Sun Cups are the modern-day, allergen-free version of what candy should taste like, only better.
And, truth be told, Sun Cups are so decadent, you won't overdose on them. One Sun Cup might even be enough!
News From the Shop
Sun Cups are featured in the book Unjunk Your Junk Food by Andrea Donsky and Randy Boyer, creators of www.NaturallySavvy.com.
The book has a great summary chart of the worst ingredients in the food we buy. If you register at the site, you can download the chart for free.
Andrea and Randy suggest using the chart like this, their Edible Revolution® process:
- Step 1: Take the ‘Worst Ingredients’ chart along with your shopping list on your next trip to the grocery store
- Step 2: Before you blindly toss a food product into your cart, read its entire list of ingredients (even before you read the nutrition panel)
- Step 3: Refer to the ‘Worst Ingredients’ chart as well as the glossary in Unjunk Your Junk Food to make sure you understand the meaning of EVERY single ingredient listed on the label
- Step 4: Decide whether or not the ingredients in the product you’re holding are what you want to purchase and put into your body.
Thanks to Amanda Faison at Denver’s 5280 Magazine for giving our Sun Cups a nice thumbs-up!…
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