DUB Pies Food Truck update
(sort of...)

April 23, 2013

Thanks again for your help with our successful Kickstarter Campaign! What next?

We've been a little quiet about the DUB Pies Food Truck plans since our Kickstarter ended. Sorry about that. While we can assure you there is very good reason for that reticence, we're still unable to share the reason with you... but it's all good news! And we'll share it soon. Promise. ;-)

Do not fret, oh mighty pie (& coffee) fans - all the initial plans are still in place.

What we can share is that we were offered the possibility of partaking in a project that would have necessitated a delay in the launch of our planned truck - and as of today - it still might. But rest assured, we're still busily working away on the project we promised to deliver - i.e. NYC's first Down Under-style Pie & Coffee Truck.

So while the new, alluded-to project has meant we've gone a little quiet - rest assured there has been forward movement! And shortly we'll share all.

We expect to be much more forth-coming in our next next update - hopefully in very early May.

ANZAC DAY - Lest We Forget



Anzac Day (this Thursday) is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand, commemorated on April 25th to honour the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who fought at Gallipoli in WWI and more broadly to commemorate those who served and died in military operations for their countries.

If you you're looking for ways to take part in these commemorations please take a look at Events page of the Kiwi Club in New York website for some options.

Online Frozen Pie Discount! 30% OFF - Very Limited Time!

As a both a celebratory gesture for a successful Kickstarter campaign and as acknowledgement of Thursday's ANZAC Day - we're offering the rather hefty 30% off all Frozen Orders places online until the end of the month.

We only offer this discount to recipients of this newsletter and our social media friends - be sure to encourage your mates to sign up for our monthly email so they can partake of special offers and stay informed about great pies & coffee in NYC and beyond.

Use the promo code - APR2013 - when you place your online order to save on frozen pie delivery (locally) and shipping (nationwide.) This discount is only good until this Tuedsay, April 30th! Order now while you're thinking about it!

Place your order here and be sure to "apply" the promo code for your discount to be calculated.

How do you get your pies? We provide free delivery to most of Metropolitan NYC - see our website for details.

If you are within 1-day of Brooklyn, using the GROUND shipping option is best. If you live further away, we have competitive overnight shipping rates (in many instances, more than 50% off the list price of UPS of FEDEX.) All details are on the website, where you can get a total cost quote for your order, including shipping, before you pay.

"The Choice List" - CHOCK FULL OF GOODNESS

We're proud as punch to be associated with this somewhat regularly updated report on "Creative Kiwi Shenanigans in New York City."

The latest edition is probably the most informative yet - loaded to the gills with information about Kiwi bands, film and art in New York City. There's even information about The Rockefeller ANZAC Garden where an the annual ANZAC commemoration will be held (this Sunday.)

We've already bought our tickets for The Bats (pictured below) at Maxwell's, NJ - in June. Maybe we'll see you there?



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