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Our Son and his wife are taking a much needed vacation away from their demanding work schedule and their three kids are staying with my wife and me.



They will only be gone less than a week, but to watch my wife get ready for the grandkids’ visit rivals the preparations for the first Desert Storm.



She has all the meals preplanned, schedules for day camps, football camps, swimming lessons, dance lessons, you name it. It makes me tired just watching her get ready. 



I’m pretty sure most families may actually get busier in the summer than during school, as all the extra hours the kids will have, need to be filled up with activities. Seems like when I was a kid we got up when it got too hot to sleep (pre a/c days), went out and played and showed up back at the house in time for supper.  Things have certainly changed.



One thing I know my grandkids are going to get to eat, maybe more than once, are our Hol Grain Tacos, made with our Hol Grain Taco Mix, the only Wheat and Gluten Free, Verified NON GMO and Kosher Taco mix in North America. The beauty of our taco mix, beside how good it tastes, is its ease of preparation. 



You can whip up a batch of Hol Grain  Taco mix in less than 15 minutes, and be assured the kids will not only be getting a healthy meal but one they will enjoy.  The only problem we have is our oldest grandson is 12 but looks like he is 15...the boy is big and tall, and it takes a lot of food to fill him up. So we will just make two batches of Taco Mix and that should solve that problem.



If you are planning meals for your kids this summer I would strongly suggest you get some of our Hol Grain Taco Mix. If your local supermarket or Natural Food Store doesn’t have it, do not despair, it is available through our secure website, www.holgrain.com. We even have a 10% discount on our Taco and Fajita mix for the month of June, 2016.



Enjoy your Summer, I know our grandkids will!!.



Taco Maker-in-Chief, 

Mike Davis

Conrad Rice Mill, Inc.

New Iberia, La.



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