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This week’s Special Delivery cheese is Cabot Creamery’s clothbound cheddar from the Cellars at Jasper Hills. The cheese ages for 10 to 15 months in cellars, where the wheels are constantly brushed, turned, and monitored for quality.
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For the past ten months, we’ve been selling fair trade Riojana wines from La Riojana cooperative winery in Argentina. Through June, we’d sold 36,302 bottles! In addition to receiving a…
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On sale this weekend we have tubs of bone broth protein powder. You may have heard of the benefits of drinking bone broth: it’s rich in protein, collagen, gelatin, glucosamine,…
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By Carolyn Twesten, Weaver Street Market Meat Merchandiser Weaver Street Market is excited to now carry local, pasture raised lamb! Thanks to the work of Firsthand Foods and farmers Joe…
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A quick way to get more protein in your diet and take advantage of this weekend’s Weekend Deal: 50% off Ancient Nutrition bone broth powder (August 12-14, 2016).
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Kefir is a fermented milk drink made by inoculating milk with a starter. It tastes like a thin yogurt. Carolina Farmhouse Dairy produces a line of kefir including blueberry, strawberry, lemon, plain, and golden milk (made with turmeric).
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Great appetizer when figs are at their peak! The creamy cheese and crispy bacon round this off nicely and make for a wonderful savory/sweet sensation.
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Plum season is here! Our pastry bakers are making braided plum coffeecake, plum almond tarts, and lattice-top plum pies.
This week’s Special Delivery cheese is Vella Cheese Company’s Dry Monterey Jack. Coated in oil, cocoa, and pepper, then aged for a minimum of seven months, this cow’s milk cheese becomes crumbly and grateable like Parmigiano and creamy and rich like a well-aged cheddar
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What is it about sliced cheese? When the person behind the deli counter hands you a packet of slices, it’s so hard not to open the bag and start peeling them off to eat right in the store. Now, thanks to direct buying from the Cabot Creamery Cooperative, three of our sliced cheeses are only $6.99/lb.
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