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Show Thursday, August 23, 2007 Page 4 0 R E M TIMES II 0 WHO A I J D W MAT'S HAPPENING The Ready Project focuses on storage-oriented food Stacy Johnson Whi-n I ; t r i Moss ;md Kick I'.hss hrjin working to build their oiiipanv, they wanted to r 1 1 ; i k i sure I hat when a nat ural (lisaslei hapneni'd, actually us-ug us-ug food storage wasn't as had as the natural disaster it sell. I Di l storage doesn't mean I hat people have to eat loods i hal t liev wouldn't normally eat ," Moss said. Moss and llliss, ownei s ol I he Ready l'roert in I'leasant ii ove. supply pr oducts loi I ood storage lliat help people do what then motto says More ' loiirmel , I ,al lout met. 'I hi oil)',h 1 he Ready I'l oject, customers can huv supplies on an auto-ship, monthly basis, which helps them build their tood storage gradually. " I he ( oik ept is lor those who ai e overwhelmed about lood storage, and not doing it because I hey are overwhelmed," over-whelmed," Moss said. "People don't have to get things here and there and try to come up with ( real ive recipes to go Willi the lood they have. It is all ready for them." I he Ready Project has a variety of food .selections to choose I mm, including macaroni maca-roni and cheese, allredo and noodles, stews, soups and If you go Phone: 790 7435 E-mail: support " thorwidyprojoct. com Web site: www thoreadypro-ject thoreadypro-ject com r hocolate milk. "It is all fix)d that families enjoy." Moss said. I he food comes in small containers that Moss said fit almost anywhere in a home. "When people get food storage stor-age in live gallon buckets, it is so hard to fit them anywhere," Moss said. "Our packages are small enough to fit under beds, in pantries, pretty much anywhere any-where you want to put them." All of the recipes are also just add-water, to make them a litt le easier, and they have a shelf life of 20 years. The Ready Project's concept is that customers can sign up and have a different food item shipped to their home every month for $25. They change the typo of food every month so that the food builds up, giving giv-ing a variety in the food storage. stor-age. The business is set up in a party method, where those interested host parties for their friends in their homes. The Ready Project sends a representative to each party to showcase the f(X)ds. "We have been open since April 1, and we have already had parties in Southern California, Cali-fornia, Arizona and Idaho as well as throughout Utah," Moss said. Through their Web site, the group has also had requests for parlies as far as Chicago, New Jersey and Texas. In the future, the group plans to add other emergency essential products into their product list, like filters, heaters and stoves. "Basically, we just want people peo-ple to not feel so overwhelmed by the food storage preparation prepara-tion process," Moss said. "We can make it really simple to be prepared." f ( K if Jr 'J'SX &S rwiiiiii , 'J'' The Ready Project Dan Moss and Rick Bliss, owners of The Ready Project, stand with samples of their meal ready food storage. The meals come in the mail, with food types rotating every month. North Count) Newspapers b'jily Mertjld Publishing Co. 399 E. State Rd. - Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 756-7669 FAX: 756-5274 a Barege and Garage and Gerard Roust MopDms Yard Sato Yard Sato Mil Wanted Rentals ticker Unplanned Pregnancy? Preg-nancy? 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