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Our apologies from Paris!
Florence, who usually does our Facebook posts and Newsletter is away in Paris. She apologizes for not having more Co-op and food related pictures. The Eiffel Tower A clean and sparkling Norte Dame Cathedral. It’s taken 5 years to rebuild and clean after a devastating...
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Colvin Ranch supports Prairie Grasslands
The South Puget Sound region is home to one of Washington’s rarest ecosystems: prairies. These dry grasslands and oak woodlands host many of Washington’s most imperiled wildlife species. Once common in the South Puget Sound, only 3% of this region’s prairies remain....
Tiptree Christmas Pudding
The most traditional of English puddings are made here at Tiptree from the highest quality ingredients, including French brandy and thick cut 'Tawny' Orange Marmalade. Christmas lunch is the most important meal of the year - be sure to finish it in style. All Tiptree...
Citric Acid and Mold
Although this information has been available for some time, we felt it was time to alert you to it. At the co-op we are working to remove products with Citric Acid but please be patient with us as it’s in many products. We will be posting more information from...
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Birthday Pictures!
In case you missed the celebration, here are some pictures; Cat and Fiddle made our 17th Birthday Cakes. Lemon, Carrot, Chocolate and Hazelnut not shown. This recipe from chef Jamie Oliver was a huge success, we’re going to have to make it again! This one is such a...
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Herbs for Organs
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Roasted Bell Peppers Stuffed with Quinoa
Broccoli Quiche
Cilantro Lime Shrimp Recipe from Facebook
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Please look after our Honey Bees
This is a honey bee. The pollen on her legs is from dandelions.Her tongue is sticking out due to what killed her that was on the dandelions. It's spring, dandelions are the bees first food. This bee is dead from weed killer spread on what we see as weeds, but what...