This week’s selections are San Francisco Sourdough (uncut, and sliced), Rye Sourdough with Caraway Seeds (sliced), and French Sourdough (sliced). Uncut loaves, reminiscent of artisanal craftsmanship, are available for a mere $6.99, while manufacture’s suggested retail price is $7.49. Prefer the ultimate convenience? Our pre-sliced loaves are priced at $6.70, while manufacture’s suggested retail price is $6.99.
Hey there! Just wanted to give you a quick heads-up that our beloved silken tofu has been taking a little vacation from our shelves lately. Unfortunately, our vendor hasn’t provided us with an estimated return date, but don’t worry – they haven’t given our favorite tofu the boot.
A quick update about our barley situation. Unfortunately, our supplier, Champlain Valley, has had to discontinue production for the year, so our beloved barley won’t be available for a while. Not to worry though – we’re on the lookout for another supplier to fill the barley-shaped hole in our hearts. Thanks for your understanding as we navigate this grainy situation!🌱✨
Best wishes for 2024! If you are a member and/or shopper at the coop, please fill out our annual short surveyand let us know about your experience. We welcome any feedback and (constructive) suggestions to collectively improve what we are doing!
The survey should take less than 10 minutes and will be open until the end of January. All working members, non-working members, and regular or occasional shoppers are encouraged to answer. Feel free to circulate widely!
We’re delighted to announce the much-anticipated return of Gopal’s Seaweed Wraps! Indulge your taste buds in the exquisite Japanese Wasabi flavor or savor the delightful Thai Mango flavor – both available at the irresistible price of $2.89 each. We invite you to treat yourself to these delectable offerings that are sure to add a burst of flavor to your day. Don’t miss out on the joyous reunion with these beloved Seaweed Wraps, as they make their comeback to bring a touch of culinary delight to your plate.
More details: https://gopalshealthfoods.com/collections/power-wraps
For clean clothes and a cleaner planet, try out several package-free, sustainable, skin-friendly laundry options:
Tru Earth laundry sheets or “eco-strips”: 1 strip = $0.40/load
Pure Soap Flakes BULK Laundry powder ($8.19/lb, 1 tea spoon per load = less than $0.15/load) or pure Castile soap flakes ($15.56/lb) to make your own cleaning products
Ecos unscented or magnolia lily BULK liquid laundry detergent ($2.65/lb, approximately $0.20/load)
Exciting news from yesterday’s Union Square Farmer’s Market find – a Levain loaf (French Sourdough) from Bread Alone! My husband declared it a taste sensation, and it looked so good to me, although I can’t enjoy it myself since I’m gluten-sensitive. I’ve already ordered more for Monday, December 11th. But the joy on his face made it all worthwhile.
Each uncut Bread Alone loaf is $6.99, and the sliced version is $6.70 – a small price for the culinary bliss that awaits us next Monday!
Embark on a culinary adventure with our latest addition: a bountiful supply of organic SOY TVP (Textured Vegetable Protein) in bulk! Brace yourself for VEGAN and GLUTEN-FREE goodness, as the sole ingredient powering this kitchen sensation is none other than premium organic soybeans, all at an incredible $7.34/lb!
Photo: Bob’s Red Mill
More information about how to use our TVP (Bob’s Red Mill brand distributed via ACE Natural) here: https://www.bobsredmill.com/blog/healthy-living/how-to-use-textured-vegetable-protein-a-comprehensive-guide/
Discover Who Gives a Crap‘s Limited edition 100% bamboo toilet paper!
“These 48 double length, 3 ply rolls stack to create an eco-friendly tree that gives the happiest room of your home the festive treatment. Wrapped with cheerful ornaments and hidden surprises, this toilet paper makes even the grinchiest go to the bathroom with glee.” (Picture: https://us.whogivesacrap.org/)
$1.66/roll. The company donates 50% of its profits to build toilets around the world. More details: https://us.whogivesacrap.org/products/stackatree
As co-operators, it’s safe to say we’re friends of community composting. But recently announced city budget cuts may completely eliminate the NYC Compost Project, Food Scrap Drop-Off Sites, Community Composting, and Outreach for the city’s Curbside Composting / Brown Bin program. Please consider signing this petition to urge NYC’s mayor, sanitation commissioner, and city council to halt the elimination of community compost programs.
Link to the petition: https://www.grownyc.org/petition#newmode-embed-47342-61846
Community composting ensures 8.3 million pounds of organic waste are processed locally and diverted from landfill each year, and provides 325+ community groups with thousands of pounds of finished compost to enrich our street trees and green spaces while preventing flooding and erosion. Furthermore, there cannot be a successful Curbside Composting program in New York City without the outreach, education, and support provided by community composters. Thank you for your support!