In the northern hemisphere, pumpkin-picking season has come to a close. Cucurbita pepo (as it’s botanically called) comes to full maturity around September, and is a fall-decorating staple throughout October and November. While the flesh inside is disregarded or used for pumpkin pies during the holidays, the seeds inside are taken to be replanted, roasted…
Paying it forward and offering your support can be shown with endless approaches, all unique and caring in their own way. The last few months have been difficult for many across the globe, challenging in ways many of us have yet to experience, and significantly more trying for some professions. A lot of unprecedented disruptions…
To accompany the cooler temperatures and changing leaves, here are some fantastic savings on select fall ingredients from Jedwards International. This October save 10% off small pack sizes on the following: Pumpkin Seed Oil – Extra Virgin Organic (S1465), Cocoa Nibs Roasted – Organic (G1030), and Celery Seed Oil (EHM1038). Please note, the discount applies…
At Jedwards International, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service, offering quality material and competitive pricing. We have qualified sales staff manning the phones Monday through Friday, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, Eastern time to field the myriad of questions that come our way.
I’m sure we’ve all been accused of using the idiom “oil and water don’t mix.” While cliché, this theory does have an element of truth, as oil and water have been proven to be immiscible. Any time the force of attraction between molecules of the same liquid is greater than the force of attraction between…
The weather is heating up at Jedwards’ headquarters in New England, so too are the savings! Jedwards International is offering a savings of 10% off (*restrictions apply) for the following materials this month: Almond Oil – Sweet (S1000), Eucalyptus Oil, Smithii Organic (EHM1051) and Organic Mango Butter (B3041).
Father’s Day has been a celebration to honor fathers, as well as their influence on society, since the Middle Ages. What began as an observation in Catholic Europe on March 19, which is the feast day of Saint Joseph, the paternal Nutritor Domini (“Nourisher of the Lord”), this tradition spread into Latin America with the…
Many of us today primarily relate the word “chia” to the once famous pet plant that took the retail industry by storm in the 1980’s. A clever ram shaped object that grew sprouts became a trendy gift idea, changing the face of Christmas for several years. Nowadays, the term chia, which is a species of…
