Stop by the Co-op to taste some pulled pork that Lisa has made using pork from our own Meat Department. September is Family Meals Month! Did you know that shopping, cooking, and eating together as a family is associated with better health outcomes for everyone? Families that eat together at home usually enjoy higher-quality food, less obesity, and fewer eating disorders than families with fragmented eating habits. Also, cooking for ourselves saves money and makes the house smell delicious! Here at the Brattleboro Food Cooperative, we are busy just like you. We want to help you on a mission of making more meals at home by providing quick and easy recipes that allow you to pull up a bowl at […]

Here is what Kelsey of Hidden Bean Bakery has to say about the founding of her business. "It all started during my senior year of college at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. As a Nutrition major, I had learned the health risks of consuming excess sugar, but I had observed that most people (myself included) weren’t going to give up dessert. To balance my dream of having a bakery with my desire to help people find improved health, I began adapting recipes in line with my mission: to provide treats that were a little lower in sugar and a little higher in nutrients, so that people could indulge and still feel good." Come to meet Kelsey and try her delicious baked […]

Pete Miller will visit the Co-op from Miller Farm from 1-4 pm on Thursday, September 8th, 2022, to offer delicious samples of Creamline Organic Milk from his family farm. Miller Farm was founded in 1916 and continues to milk one of the oldest registered herds of Holsteins in North America. The Miller family began bottling their milk to sell direct to customers in 2009 after experiencing some price drops in the milk they sold wholesale. We applaud the Millers for creatively keeping their business strong while offering an excellent product!