Store Hours Update / Curbside Pickup Temporarily Offline

On Tuesday, Dec. 24, Seward Co-op will be open from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Seward Co-op will be closed on Wednesday, Dec. 25.

Curbside will be temporarily suspended while our website and server undergo software and technology updates. We appreciate your patience.

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Have a Sweet Pride

June 1, 2022

Seward Co-op is proud to be a place where everyone is welcome. This refrain extends from those who work and shop here, to the vendors whose products we stock on the shelves. We feature LGBTQ+ producers year round and are always looking for ways to provide more inclusive services at our stores. Learn about a few of our LGBTQ+-owned producers below!

GT’s Living Foods Kombucha

GT’s Living Foods, perhaps best known for their kombucha, is a family-owned and independently operated business in California that has been making the fizzy fermented beverage for over 25 years. Packed with probiotics, GT’s kombucha is bright, refreshing, and perfect to help cool off on a hot day. Drink it solo or mix it into a cocktail or mocktail. With over 40 flavors to choose from, there’s a GT’s kombucha for everyone!

Sweet Troo Vi

Sweet Troo Vi’s mission is “Eat Deliciously. Love Freely.” Minneapolis wives and business partners, Rebekkah and Bobbi Jo Lamar Brunson (both she/her), began Sweet Troo Vi as a food truck that served delicious gourmet liege waffles. With the onset of the pandemic, they pivoted to gourmet vegan cookies inspired by their decadent waffles. Care for community drives the Sweet Troo Vi mission, with the “Troo” in the name meaning “truth”, and also “to realize your optimal opportunities.” For the Lamar Brunsons, this means hiring at-risk people, partnering with other local inclusive businesses, and donating to youth organizations and the houseless community.

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The owner of Triple Crown BBQ Sauce and a bottle of the sauce

Triple Crown BBQ Sauce

A beautiful balance of sweet, tangy, and smoky, Triple Crown BBQ Sauce got its start at the Minnesota State Fair, where it won three blue ribbons between 1994 and 2001. Over the next several years, owner Richard Schaaf continued to make the sauce for friends and family who requested it, and by 2009, it was on shelves. This summer, sweeten your savory grilling with locally made sauce from an LGBTQIA+ owned business.