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Canvas butcher style apron features 2011 commemorative poster art, one size fits all

This mug, suitable for soup, features National Lentil Festival logo

National Lentil Festival Baseball cap features screen printed logo, one size fits all

Beer glass features National Lentil Festival Logo

This cookbook is printed on newspaper and features all 118 recipes submitted in 2011 including the six winners and the winner of the "I Hate Lentils" category.

The 2011 postcard features the 2011 National Lentil Festival poster in full color.

These beautiful note cards feature the 2011 National Lentil Festival Commemorative Poster with envelopes. Each package contains 5 note cards.

Pistachio green 100% cotton t-shirt featuring the 2011 poster in full color.

Green bottle opener fits on a key chain!

24 oz. BPA free stainless steel water bottles with screw top lid feature the lentil festival logo in black

Commemorative wine glass features the logo in green lettering.

This 100% cotton tote bag is 19" wide, 14" tall, and 6" deep. Features the 2009 poster in full color.

Magnet measures 2" square and features the 2009 lentil festival poster art.

This cookbook is produced by the USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council. This hard covered, enclosed spiral bound, full color cookbook contains over 150 recipes for peas, lentils, and chickpeas with nutrition information for each recipe.

Lentils come with 2 cups in each bag with commemorative label.

The 2009 poster is printed on acid-free archive quality paper, signed and numbered by the artist, Mateo. Approx. 22" x 16"

The 2007 poster was painted by Laurel Nickels of Pullman. Approx. 16" x 20"

The 2005 National Lentil Festival commemorative poster celebrates the farming and agricultural heritage of the Palouse region. Green and amber hills, colorful farm equipment, playful children, and a cascade of lentils adorn the poster.

The 2004 poster was painted by Kary Lee of Pullman. Approx. 22" x 16"

The 2003 poster was painted by Susan Jane Russell. Approx. 22" x 12"

The 2002 poster was painted by Crissie Hardy. Approx. 12" x 17"

The 2001 poster was painted by Ann Killen of Pullman. Approx. 20" x 18"

The 1996 poster was created by Dave Hoyt of Pullman. Approx. 14" x 20"