Flowers to Eat now offering nationwide shipping to meet growing demand for Gourmet Chocolate Covered Fruit

Responding to the growing demand for fresh, gourmet chocolate dipped fruit across the U.S., Flowers to Eat has begun overnight shipping of their delicious strawberries, apple wedges and Banana Bites. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) January 08, 2010 - Tampa, Fl. - Flowers to Eat has started nationwide shipping of their gourmet strawberries, apples, and bananas.

Due to growing demand for shipment of its gourmet creations, Flowers to Eat has initiated their U.S. shipping program. Starting now in the new decade, customers can send Strawberry or Apple Samplers, Gourmet Whole Apples, and Elegant or Exotic Banana Bites to friends, relatives and business acquaintances throughout the Continental United States.

Fed Ex is the transportation provider of choice for overnight delivery of these items. Each Flowers to Eat box is insulated and padded to ensure the contents arrive fresh, cool, and delicious.

Recipients of these delicacies have echoed T.G.'s email stating: "MY WIFE AND I THOUGHT THEY WERE TO DIE FOR....ANOTHER REMARKABLE PRODUCT.."

Being able to expand their delivery zone from just the greater Tampa Bay area to the entire continental U.S. will enable Flowers to Eat to fulfill our country's growing taste for gourmet dipped fruit.

Flowers to Eat was established in 2004 by Ruth Doroslovac, former sales manager for a bakery equipment establishment in Tampa. Fl. Starting with her own creative ideas on how to make fresh fruit and vegetable arrangements, Ruth has become known in the Greater Tampa Bay area for the beauty and delicious taste of her bouquets. In 2008, Ruth expanded the focus of Flowers to Eat to include classes for entrepreneurs looking to start their own, independent fruit arrangement business. Her bouquets are now being created in several cities in the United States as well as in Mexico, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Turkey, Taiwan and several other locations.

http://www.flowerstoeat.com

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