This is from a box of "buckwheat groats" from Poland. I love how all the writing is in Polish, except at the very top in elegant script is says, "Premium Quality" in English!

For the rest of it, "Kasza" is cereal, and "Gryczana" is either a trade name or my online translator is not hep to that lingo. "Tradycja smaku," means something like "Savory tradition." The other bits are cut off so I can't tell what they all say for sure...

This is a card made from magazine photos.

This is from a package of crackers that Carole in Canada served on Christmas. She says her two favorites on or the top right. They do look good!

Another upcycled food package postcard. This one came with a pretty good story about how the day she bought this product, she also saw a cold cut called, "mac & cheese loaf," which was basically bologna with pieces of cheesy mac in it. I wish I knew exactly where this came from, because if I ever travel there I'm hunting that down!

This was made from a box of Amy's Cheddar Bunnies, and the writer Hope says her 3 year old loves these crackers. We love them, too! They're a lot like goldfish crackers, but better. It comes here from Texas.

An upcycled postcard, made from health food cookie packaging! The postcard is from New York, but I'll have to see if the cookies are available here, they look yummy!

This is from a swap where we were suppose to "Upcycle" a grocery box, or essentially recycle it by turning it into a postcard.

From Isabel in Portugal, this is the Douro wine region.