Take-home meal kits available to Pullman community

The School of Hospitality Business Management Catering Services has partnered with the Eggert Family Organic Farm to offer the Pullman community take-home meal kits. Meal kits serve two people and contain an entrée, a starch, a vegetable and/or a salad. All the preparation and most of the cooking is included. Meal kits may be purchased online at the Eggert Farm’s online store at https://store.eggert.cahnrs.wsu.edu/.

Orders must be placed by Tuesday at 11:59 p.m. for pick-up the following Friday between 3 and 6 p.m. at the Eggert Farm. The farm is located on Animal Sciences Road directly east of the main Pullman campus. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/WSUOrganicFarm/.

Please contact cb.hbm.dine@wsu.edu with questions or suggestions.

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