Community Owned Natural Foods Grocery
Every spring, local farmers open their farms to visitors during the Piedmont Farm Tour. Visitors can learn about sustainable agriculture and farmstead cheese, see baby animals, gather eggs, and enjoy…
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Orange Congregations In Mission’s (OCIM’s) A Walk for Hunger is Sunday, April 9, 2017, at Little River Regional Park in Rougemont. The walk is a major source of funding for…
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Amazing Grass Organic Protein Superfood is on weekend deal this weekend at 50% off! This is a great time to stock up and make some super delicious, super healthy smoothie bowls: mangos and pineapple blended with a banana for a touch of sweetness and topped with yummy granola and coconut for crunch.
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Now you can add single CANS to your own hand-selected six-packs of beer. We’ve offered mixed six-packs on single bottles for a while, but now you can mix single bottles AND cans.
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This week’s Special Delivery cheese is Nicasio Valley Cheese Company’s Nicasio Reserve, an organic, Swiss-Italian mountain cheese with pronounced fruitiness and flavors of fresh cream up front that develop into a luxurious, rich nutty and slightly herbaceous flavor on the finish.
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David and Faythe DiLoreto run Fading D Farm in Rowan County, the only water buffalo farm and creamery in North Carolina. Water buffalo aren’t like the bison of the American…
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Smoked salmon and mango play nicely together! Toss together this quick and delicious salad and enjoy the sweet mango, crunchy cucumber, and tender salmon in a wonderfully tangy dressing.
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In two weeks, Weaver Street staff, owners, and shoppers donated over $52,000 to PORCH’s Food for Families program! Thanks for the amazing support! Weaver Street Community, your PORCH donations are…
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The annual Piedmont Farm Tour is still five weeks away, but the CFSA is already signing up volunteers. Volunteering is a great way to participate: you’ll spend one day greeting…
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In late February 2017, we drove out to visit Leah Cook and Mark Thomas at Wild Hare Farm in Cedar Grove. At the time, the tulips were just beginning to…
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