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FREE* Home Delivery Now Being Offered In the Treasure Valley!

written by

Liz Cunningham

posted on

March 10, 2018

Recently, we asked everyone if they wanted a new drop point in Meridian. There was an overwhelming response that a new drop point was wanted, but the drop point times requests were all over the board, which would be very difficult to find a time that would be agreeable with everyone. Instead of coming up with a new drop point we decided that it would be easier for everyone if we just had FREE* home delivery instead! No need to try to make a certain drop point location or time! Just spend $150 on your order and we will be happy to deliver it for FREE to your home, work or business. 

All we ask is if you do not plan on being home during the delivery time (typically between 1-4pm) to please leave a cooler outside with ice packs in it. This saves a lot on shipping costs. If we have to start using insulated shipping we will have to charge more, so please put out a cooler. We will not leave your meat outside on a hot day, so we ask you to be prepared on drop off day if you decide to take our home delivery option.

For orders under $150 a small flat rate of either $12 - $15 (depending on where you live). Picking your order up at Boise Cold Storage is still an option, but we now have a $2 pickup fee. 

We look forward to serving your family! We hope this FREE home delivery option makes everyone's life a little bit easier to get quality meat to your home without the confusion of drop points and times! Feel free to ask questions below or email or call!

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