Newsletter - May 19, 2026

We were pleased with your response to our offer of free shipping so we’ve decided to continue it at least for the time being:

This is your opportunity to stock up on Tahini, Walnut Butter, Cashew Butter, Hemp Heart Butter, Flame Raisins, Thompson Seedless Raisins and Brazil nuts.

My dear brothers and sisters,

There is no question but more Americans are embracing the wisdom of the Greatest Generation and planting Victory Gardens. After all there were 18 million Victory Gardens here during the Second World War. We would very much like to see your garden. Please take us on a tour. We invite you to submit to us a video. Our pleasure to award a gift certificate of $75 toward our products for the most empathetic. Contest ends June 15th.

At Living Tree Community May we mention that shipping is free so here’s your opportunity to stock up on Tahini, Walnut Butter, Cashew Butter, Hemp Heart Butter, Flame Raisins, Thompson Seedless Raisins and Brazil nuts.

Videos This Week

We delight in a living apple pie. It is inspired by Fully Raw Kristina.We start by making a crust of Brazil nuts and chopped Medjool dates which we grind together in a food processor. We then add golden flax seeds, black sesame seeds, and black cumin seeds which we have ground in a seed grinder. We knead and then press the crust into a baking pan. We then add a layer of sliced apples followed by a layer of filling. Then another layer of sliced apples and then a layer of filling. The filling consists of almond butter, walnut butter and tahini, blended in water along with almond flour, maple syrup, honey, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt. After placing the pie in a freezer for at least 3 hours we are ready to astonish and delight family and guests.

Next, Ben with Grow Veg, our favorite gardener, proclaims, "This is one of the most important times in the gardening calendar – longer days, warmer soils - suddenly anything seems possible.” He begins with winter squashes- these include pumpkins, acorn and butternut varieties. He selects Red Kuri and Blue Hubbard. He then tells about planting sweet corn together with climbing beans and squash. These are the "Three Sisters” of native Americans; this is companion planting at its finest. Then Brussel sprouts- though they take six months to mature. Baked parsnips are delicious- so why not plant them? Then radishes planted between the rows of parsnips and finally basil, the perfect companion to tomatoes.

Next the Millennial Gardener tells us of powerful plants that protect veggies from pests. For example, the allium family – onions, shallots, leeks and garlic are fantastic insect repellents.

Bob and Brad, the two most famous physical therapists on the internet, tell us how to strengthen our legs in delightful ways. They begin with squats and go on to lunges and then step ups. These basic exercises should be considered by glorious elders.

Please accept our best wishes for good health, prosperity, and success to you and your family,

Jesse Schwartz PhD
President
Living Tree Community Foods

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Jesse Schwartz PhD
President
Living Tree Community Foods