San Diego, CA (1888PressRelease)
October 02, 2009 - A Calif. payroll processing service has announced the free distribution of a cook book designed to help families save money on food budgets.
Mike Bashars, owner of The Payroll Factory, said he is concerned because the high unemployment rate in Calif. means that families are struggling to find ways to make ends meet.
Since 1995, Bashars has based his company on helping small businesses save money through payroll services performed on a flat rate basis. Using that same philosophy, Bashars and his staff went to work to find a way to help families save money.
They decided to produce a cookbook of low-cost, nutritious, main course dishes that can be prepared for as little as 50 cents per person. By using the 101 recipes in the cook book, a family can eat well for very little cost.
“Consider that a family of four can eat a delicious dinner for around $3 by using this cook book. The savings to their monthly grocery bill can average $200-$400 per month. That savings is enough to pay their utility bills or a car payment, and in some cases could mean saving their home from foreclosure or eviction from their apartment,” explained Brashars.
“I’m Broke, But I need to Eat! 101 Great Main Dishes All for Under $1 Per Serving” is available as a free download E-Book at www.apayrollservice.com/cookbook.pdf.
There is no charge and no need to register or provide any identifying information. Brashars says the cook book is his company’s small gift to try to ease a little of the pressure on families across the state.
“We have nothing to sell them and we are not building an email list. It is our way of giving back to the people of the state of California that have enabled us to have a nice business here since 1995,” said Brashars.
The Payroll Factory www.APayrollService.com, Inc. is a small, privately held payroll processing company based in Ramona. They have been serving businesses throughout California since 1995.
Their business philosophy is to offer old time service at old time prices.
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