TWIGS!

"sweet current... just enough currents and just enough sweetness to take the edge off..."
— Narsai David, KCBS February 14, 2011

Subj: I'm in Love with the Currant Twigs!

I buy your Currant Twigs at Piedmont Market and I'm up to two bags a week. My favorite treat is dipping them in cottage cheese for a snack or with a salad for dinner. Please don't ever stop making them!

Drowing in crunchy, sugary, whole wheat goodness.
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Stick with these Twigs...
Sacramento Bee article,
October 5, 2005,
The currant flavor tasted like cinnamon toast with soft, chewy currants sprinkled over the outside. They would be great for breakfast on the run.

The coffee bean twigs are an interesting flavor, but you better like coffee. They have vanilla added, but the outside is sprinkled with chunks of coffee beans. The result is a taste like coffee with cream and no sugar. We loved it.

HI FOLKS...blessings for peace on earth... We are praying daily for healing energies from our Divine Masters... TWIGS, also known as DIVINE DIPPING STICKS have been designed to bring their yummy energy into the tummy...heheehe. Inspired amongst the California Redwood Groves, here in Mill Valley (a part of Muir Woods Natural Forest) TWIGS are crunchy, country rustic, handmade, pencil length & twig inspired, organic whole grain vegan breadsticks, Divine Dipping Sticks! They can either be enjoyed alone, like a snack, or DIPPED INTO JUST ABOUT ANYTHING you can DREAM UP...(stir stick for soup, dipped in Ranch Dressing, goat cheese, honey, ice cream, blood orange olive oil, just to name a few) you can also use our savory flavors as a low-fat crouton on your salads, or snap into pieces, etc... Send us YOUR favorite idea! Priced in the $3/$4 range they make a great party favor or a treat for being a Saint in these trying times. Made with organic whole grain wheat flours and the best natural and wholesome vegan ingredients, they are sure to please. Try them, You'll Love Them and We Will Love U 2!!!
May Peace be with You

In the end these things matter most:

How well did you live?

How fully did you love?

How deeply did you learn to let go?


Our head taste tester after consuming a whole bag of twigs.

Ali and Auntie Lynda, 2005.		Ali Jumping her horse with Style.