Check out our summer staff picks! Our staff are always the first to know about the new delicious products that land on our shelves. They’ve tried and tested our products and discovered their favorites. Keep an eye out for our new shelf signs that spotlight our staff’s favorite products. Katrina | Wedge Customer Service “Sometimes… Read More →
Fresh reviews on the latest products straight from our staff
Our Staff’s Advice for the best pizzas with WedgeMade dough When you work at the Wedge and amongst delicious food every day, there’s endless possibilities for meal time. And our staff are BIG fans of WedgeMade pizza dough for homemade pizzas. So we asked Colin, our Food Systems Manager for his expert advice on using WedgeMade… Read More →
We asked co-op staff about their favorite places to enjoy a picnic lunch. Here’s what they said! UPPER LANDING PARK SAINT PAUL LAKE HARRIET UPTOWN MINNEAPOLIS CEDAR LAKE BEACH UPTOWN MINNEAPOLIS BOOM ISLAND PARK NORTHEAST MINNEAPOLIS LYNDALE PARK ROSE GARDEN SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS LORING PARK UPTOWN MINNEAPOLIS VICTORY MEMORIAL DRIVE NORTH MINNEAPOLIS POWDERHORN PARK SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS… Read More →
We asked the current board members about their must-have co-op products, and here’s what they said… Photos by Travis Anderson
We really love our pets and they really love the co-op. Meet our staff’s furry companions and their favorite products. 1 • Finn loves Nips & Nacks Catnip Toy (Rebecca, Merchandising Director) 2 • Juniper loves bulk peanut butter (Allison, Marketing) 3 • Ray Ray & Cheech love Premium Cat Food by PetGuard (Genevieve, TCCP… Read More →
Earth Day 50th Anniversary This month marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. The first Earth Day came about thanks to Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson with teach-ins on college campuses, raising awareness of environmental issues like oil spills and air pollution. In the subsequent 50 years, Earth Day has spawned the Environmental Protection Agency and…
the co-op difference to defining local What does local really mean? How can shoppers decipher between “local” at the co-ops versus other retail stores that are all touting “local” and “organic” at lower prices?
