After another cold, dark winter, so many of us are eager to get back outdoors. What better way to do that than with a delicious picnic featuring Community Foods producers? Together we create the food systems we want, and when you choose Community Foods products—signified by the purple tags in our stores—you’re choosing to support…
Ingredients 1 ½ lb Tree Range boneless, skinless chicken pieces 2 Tbsp. avocado oil 2 tsp. salt 1 tsp. black pepper ¼ cup mayo 1 Tbsp. Dijon mustard 2 Tbsp.… Read More →
Kids ages 8-12 and their parent/guardian are invited to join Chef Jess Toliver to learn how to prepare simple, tasty meals using new and familiar ingredients found at Seward Co-op.
In-person class | Friendship store | $5/free for kids
Kids ages 8-12 and their parent/guardian are invited to join Chef Jess Toliver to learn how to prepare simple, tasty meals using new and familiar ingredients found at Seward Co-op.
In-person class | Friendship store | $5/free for kids
Presented by Zipps Liquors, Fulton Brewing and Seward Community Co-op.
Join us in the classroom at Zipps Liquors for a three part class series celebrating craft and imported beers paired with local + specialty cheeses.
Presented by Zipps Liquors, Fulton Brewing and Seward Community Co-op.
Join us in the classroom at Zipps Liquors for a three part class series celebrating craft and imported beers paired with local + specialty cheeses.
Presented by Zipps Liquors, Fulton Brewing and Seward Community Co-op.
Join us in the classroom at Zipps Liquors for a three part class series celebrating craft and imported beers paired with local + specialty cheeses.
It’s May, and that means starter plants are making their way to Seward Co-op stores! We are excited to share that we are once again partnering with Community Foods producers this year to bring you a wide selection of starter plants: vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers for sale. All starter plants are priced at $4.99…
Learn About Botanical Lucidity A lifelong lover of tea, herbal medicines, and holistic supplements, Kayla Emmons started Botanical Lucidity in 2019 by making tea concentrates in her own kitchen in the Twin Cities. Though the initial results of her elixir experimentation were bitter and sour, Kayla eventually found a method to produce highly drinkable supplements…
