Save the Vegetables! (and fruit)
Join the Yelm Food Co-ops GoFundMe campaign to buy a brand new produce chiller and protect our produce. Our current chiller is doing its best but is on the verge of overheating or dying at any time, putting our precious fruit and veggies in peril. Any amount helps! Click on the highlighted link and it will take you to the GoFundMe page.
https://gofund.me/ab0b067f
Save Our Veggies and Fruit
German Chocolate Advent Calendars
It’s that time of year again. German milk chocolate Advent calendars by Windel. We have a few left.
Order your Thanksgiving Turkey today
Gordon’s Announcement
GREAT NEWS…Just in time for the holidays – Starting Wednesday, November22, 2023, We will now be honoring the “10% off Wednesdays” for Yelm Food Co-op Members! Just show us your membership card to save in our Gift Shop and Garden Center every Wednesday! (Items already...
Gift of Gobble Donations & Nov 17th Fundraiser
Halloween Pumpkin Carving
Pumpkin Stencils for anyone wanting something a little less scary, courtesy of Kiki Milk and the Yelm Food Co-op. Look how cute this parrot turned out, and here’s the whale.
Bok Choy Nutrition & NW Ambrosia Apples
Bok Choy Nutrition (Baby Bok Choy being prepared in Tenino) Bok Choy is high in nutrients and low in carbohydrates. As such, it is an excellent option when trying to eat more healthy, low-calorie foods. 1 cup raw bok choy- 1.5 grams carbohydrates, 1 gram fiber, 9...
October is Non-GMO Project Verified Month
OCTOBER IS NON-GMO PROJECT VERIFIED MONTH. Check out all the butterfly tags around the store so you know you are eating food without genetically modified organisms. We also have these lovely cotton shopping bags to give away. Spend $100 and receive a free bag, for as...
UNFI Las Vegas Show
It’s that time of year again and Emily and Florence found themselves back in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay UNFI Food Show. After two full days and hours of walking the show, they bought themselves a congratulatory Margherita afternoon snack! Lots of new interesting...
Fresh produce
Look at these beautiful locally grown Champagne Grapes, and those eggplant are also local! Although they have all gone we wanted to show you this fresh and local, wonderful sage.
Vote for us to be BEST OF NISQUALLY
PLEASE VOTE to nominate your Yelm Food Co-op as the BEST GROCERY STORE IN NISQUALLY VALLEY https://www.yelmonline.com. The Best of Nisqually vote is at the top of the page. You can vote every day. “Nisqually Valley News: Congratulations! The people have spoken and...
Three Raffle Prizes
Here are our three Raffle Prizes for our Produce Chiller Fundraiser. A Gift Basket worth $100, Robbins Honey worth $80 and a Yelm Food Co-op Gift Certificate worth $100. If you can’t get into the store to buy the $5 tickets, call the co-op to purchase over the phone....
Produce Chiller Fundraising Raffle
We are having a wonderful fundraiser at the Yelm Food Co Op to support the purchase of our new produce chiller. Raffle tickets are $5 each for a gift basket with $100 worth of goodies, including ingredients for a lasagna and some popular wine from our wine cellar. We...
Healthy Produce
Wow, we just got in these Lion’s Mane fresh mushrooms. With so many healing properties, especially for the brain, give them a try. Not only do we have Purple Potatoes, we now have Purple Sweet Potatoes! They’re as healthy as you can get. How about some fresh Bok...
Charantais Melons
These smaller Dry Farmed Charantais melons look just like the original ones from the South of France.
Fresh Figs and Purple Potatoes (not eaten together)!
Health Benefits of Fresh Figs Fresh figs are a good source of potassium, manganese, and fiber. About 90 calories a piece, they contain no fat and 1 gram of protein. Figs also contain a proteolytic enzyme, known as ficin, which is known to aid in digestion and is used...
Susie’s Food; Fresh Local Farm Cuisine Salad in a Jar
Susie’s Food; Fresh Local Farm Cuisine Salad in a Jar
Organic Grapes
Look at these cute boxes of delicious organic grapes.
Charantais Melons & English Cucumbers
These are Charentais melons. They originated in the South of France and are now grown organically in America. They have a perfume and taste that is like eating candy. The outside doesn’t soften like other fruit, but the flesh is soft and delicious inside. The best...
Moving things around
We’ve moved some of our fruit juices and coconut waters to the top shelf in our new produce section. It’s freed up room in our To-Go chiller. Expect more goodies!