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Greetings That Taste Good

June 29, 2010

This latest greeting card line from Cleveland, Ohio-based American Greetings Corp. really takes the cake — and some other yummy items. Every Tasties card contains a dissolvable flavor-strip that recipients can enjoy along with the best wishes of their loved ones. Matching the art and sentiment of each card, the dissolvable strips offer such unmistakable, indulgent flavors as those of a vanilla cupcake, a doughnut and even a margarita. The cards retail for a suggested 4.29 apiece. For additional information, visit http://corporate.americangreetings.com/.

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