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In-store Event! Margaritas and More!

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In-Store Event!!

Stop by and check out all of our products at a special in-store event Thursday, September 1, 2011! eSutras will be hosting a margarita mixology class and happy hour.
We'll show you how make various margaritas and Mexican inspired treats using eSutras organic and healthy salts and spices!
This event is first come first serve, and we'll only be able to serve 15 guests total comfortably, so be sure to hurry and RSVP your spot today!!! We will be learning how to make such delectable treats as:
Citrus Margaritas
Mango Curry Chili Margaritas
Watermelon Mint Margaritas
Quesadillas - vegetarian & non vegetarian
Sopapilla Cheesecake Squares
Not to mention there will also be a delicious salsa bar with various salsas.

So much fun & so many activities in store you don't want to miss it! Our friend Jolene of "What's Cookin', Chicago?", an all-around great chef, will be teaching the class. Don't forget to follow her on twitter (twitter.com/WC_Chicago) to get more cooking ideas from her using eSutras fresh & organic products.
And while you're "following" her don't forget about us here at eSutras, follow us too! (twitter.com/#!/eSutras) We post daily about great summertime deals and all of our new healthy & herbal merchandise you don't want to miss! You can sign up for the event at http://www.meetup.com/WCChicago/events/27968851/ or email us through the site http://www.esutras.com
We can't wait to see you there! A few details about the event: It will take place in our retail showroom located at 3333 N. Elston, Chicago, IL. Remember our showroom is retail, so you'll be able to buy and take home whatever tickles your fancy!
There is an event fee of $25, but don't worry, it will cover the class, food, drinks, gourmet salts you'll be taking home and meetup fees. Small price to pay for such a value. It will be from 6:30 til 8p.m., so be sure to arrive promptly. Street parking is provided if needed. Also, be sure to let us know beforehand if you have any food allergies or if your current diet prevents you for eating certain foods so we can safely accommodate you.
Looking forward to seeing all of you, from all of your friends here at eSutras! --

Shop online at eSutras Organics today! 
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