Why should you vote? One of your most important rights as an owner is voting. Cooperative Principle #2— Democratic Member Control— ensures that you have a real voice in the governance and direction of your co-op. Participating in the election process is a tangible reminder that the Wedge, Wedge Table and Linden Hills are more… Read More →
By Leigh McCarren, Ownership & Outreach Specialist You’ve been with CPW since the beginning. What brought you to the warehouse during those early days? Before CPW started, Edward Brown and Dean Schladweiler of the Wedge’s produce department were buying large quantities of produce directly from suppliers and storing them at various warehouses around the metro… Read More →
Due to the utmost precaution, Foodstirs Inc is conducting a voluntary Class II recall of Organic Minute Mug Cake Mix Celebration Confetti 4-pack because the individual pouches inside the carton do not match the correct allergen declaration on the outer retail carton. This product may be safely consumed by individuals who are not allergic to… Read More →
Save during Wellness Weekend! Saturday, Oct. 6 & Sunday, Oct. 7 25% OFF everything in our health & body care department. Save on clean-labeled & expertly-curated wellness products for inside & out. View event POP-UP SALE CALENDAR! Oct. 27 – 30% Off CBD Products Nov. 10 – 30% Off Garden of Life Probiotics Dec.…
Summer has arrived! It’s time to get outside and enjoy the lakes, relax in the garden or on the patio, and share picnics and backyard barbecues with family and friends. At the co-op, our favorite part of summer is the abundant local produce. We are so lucky to be surrounded by local farmers who grow… Read More →
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BY AUDREY SHEFFIELD Grocery Purchasing Coordinator North of Sacramento, beyond endless groves of oranges and almonds, peaches and walnuts, lie thousands of acres of olive trees making up California Olive Ranch. It’s harvest time here. Men and machines are working day and night to collect Arbequina, Arbosana, and Koroneiki olives ripened to a golden glow before… Read More →
Like afternoon thunderstorms and the shimmering trails of lightning bugs, campfires are an essential part of summers in Minnesota. And no campfire is complete without the sweet, sticky finale of a s’more (or three)! But before the treats can be assembled and scarfed down, there’s the tricky business of marshmallow toasting. Luckily, with a little… Read More →
We Americans like our fish. We just don’t want it looking up at us from the dinner plate. Whole fish make us squeamish; with the skin and face and tail left on it still looks like a living, swimming creature. But by always opting for neat, featureless filets we’re missing out on more than a… Read More →
We’ve all been there—that moment when you see the fresh fava beans come in, the first in a brigade of spring vegetables, like knobby gatekeepers throwing open wide the doors of spring. And you want to use them because their bright green cries of freshness sound so sweet and welcoming to your ears after months… Read More →
