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Introducing Co-op Delivery with Lakbay Home Delivery!

Did you know you can skip the trip and get your next curbside order delivered? That's right—after several months of careful consideration, planning and preparation, we're rolling out this exciting new service for the benefit of everyone who shops at our co-op...

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New at the Co-op: Monsoon Kitchens

India is known for great things. It has a rich history and culture, thriving music and film industry, several world-famous landmarks and of course outstanding food. India is admired for its reputation as the “Land of Spices” after all, but the real secret to its beloved cuisine is in how these flavors are combined and used to create unforgettable dishes...

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New at the Co-op: Reed Farm

What distinguishes our beloved little network of food producers and farmers from large-scale agriculture and national supply chains? A lot, as it turns out! Keeping the local food system healthy and strong is a community effort woven from many threads. By supplying the same communities in which they also live, small farms are not only well-connected to their customers but also helping to boost the regional economy and increase access to fresh fare across store shelves. It is a continual work-in-progress and its responsibilities are shared by many, which is why we love when someone like Reed Farm comes along with a fresh, new idea built on values we can get behind!

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Ojoche, a Coffee Alternative from Healing From Foods

What is it about Ojoche that makes it so uniquely fascinating? This nutrient-packed seed has been around for centuries, yet many of us are just learning about the mysterious superfood for the first time. Even people living throughout Central America where it is grown are largely unaware of it. 

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Vendor Profile: Grafton Village Cheese

In 1892, a group of rural New England dairy farmers gathered together in hopes of solving what to do with their surplus supplies of raw milk. Because it was so difficult to store milk without refrigeration in those days, they needed to find a solution for turning their abundance of milk into a product that could be stored for a longer period of time.

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Photos from Grafton Village Cheese