Fare Share Food Co-op
Fare Share Food Cooperative is a community-owned natural foods store, open to everyone and rooted in cooperation and shared benefit since 1978.
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Fare Share Food Cooperative is a community-owned natural foods store, open to everyone and rooted in cooperation and shared benefit since 1978.
Fare Share Food Co-op Read more
Greene Hill Food Coop is a community-owned grocery store with a worker-member model.
Greene Hill Food Co-op Read more
With boiled eggs, potatoes and mayo, this veggie salad shares some ingredients with American potato salad, but that’s where the similarities end.
Nigerian-Style Veggie Salad Read more
The ever-popular flavor of dill pickles gives this marinade and sauce a tart kick, which is balanced by creamy mayonnaise.
Tangy Grilled Chicken Quarters Read more
Oats are the secret to these lemony muffins ― just buzz them into flour in the blender.
Poppyseed Oat Muffins Read more
In Mexico, the freshest fruit is often made into agua fresca or “fresh water.” Use what’s ripe and sweet ― popular choices are watermelon, strawberry, pineapple or mango, or even cucumber for a less sweet drink. Always taste and adjust the sweetness or add more lime to taste.
Together, food co-ops are making a difference in local communities and across the world.
Food Co-op Impact Report 2025 Read more
Creamy richness in a bar, topped with colorful sliced fruit and drizzled with honey ― what’s not to love?
Kiwi Strawberry Cheesecake Bars Read more
Seared halloumi cheese tops a salad of nutty French lentils and sautéed sweet peppers, for a mix of textures and flavors.
French Lentil and Pepper Salad with Crispy Halloumi Read more
This dish is a wonderful, flexible way to enjoy hearty grains topped with everything you need for a meal in one bowl.
Don’t pay coffee shop prices for matcha lattes. Use your own matcha and make it the way you like it, with the milk of your choice.
Founded in Colorado, Mulay’s crafts clean-label sausages and meatballs using heritage breed pork raised on small U.S. family farms.
As a young girl in the Assyrian villages near Mesopotamia, Atoria learned her family’s treasured recipes by watching her mother and grandmother bake flatbreads in a rustic hearth oven.
Get the kids into the kitchen with this easy, no-bake treat. Using a “plain” granola, like honey-oat, will let the additions of pumpkin seeds and raisins shine.
No-Bake Granola Bars Read more
Roasting chickpeas makes them dense and crunchy, providing a lively texture to this colorful pasta salad.
Kale Pasta Salad with Crispy Chickpeas Read more
In this stir-fry, portobello mushroom resembles slivered steak, seared and then coated with a maple sauce for a subtle sweetness.
Portobello Mushroom Stir-Fry Read more
The traditional Paloma is made with tequila, grapefruit and lime, but this non-alcoholic version skips the tequila.
This tropical treat is perfect for entertaining any time of year. It’s made of layers of gingersnap crumbs, juicy ripe mango and a mix of whipped cream and sweetened condensed milk.
Filipino-Inspired Mango Royale Read more
The Mediterranean harvest was undoubtedly the inspiration for ratatouille, where eggplant, zucchini and other late-summer favorites come together so deliciously.
Tuna packed in olive oil is so much better than water-packed, and this recipe will show you why.