New Snacks Added and More

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Newly added to the Rad Mini Library!

Snacks:
  • Blue Diamond Almonds Low Sodium Lightly Salted Snack Nuts, 100 Calorie Packs
  • Mott's Fruit Flavored Snacks, Assorted Fruit
  • Kellogg's SCOOBY-DOO! Baked Graham Cracker Snacks, Made with Whole Grain, Cinnamon
Kids:
  • Crocs Kids' Rain Boots, 11 M US Little Kids
Seeds:
  • Still have some veggie seeds for guerilla or yard gardens - kale, chard, sage, peas, and beans
Masks:
  • size small KN95 masks (kids), a few KN94 small masks
  • size large KN95 masks
And...there are new treasures in the Toys & Trinkets box (slap bracelets!)

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