Save the Vegetables! (and fruit)
Join the Yelm Food Co-ops GoFundMe campaign to buy a brand new produce chiller and protect our produce. Our current chiller is doing its best but is on the verge of overheating or dying at any time, putting our precious fruit and veggies in peril. Any amount helps! Click on the highlighted link and it will take you to the GoFundMe page.
https://gofund.me/ab0b067f
Turkey order pick-up day is now Friday November 22nd. We apologize for the different dates we’ve posted but we’re using a different delivery service this year and it’s been a little challenging to pin down the delivery date!
We are still accepting donations and applications for Gift Of Gobble, where we give full ready-to-cook Thanksgiving meals to families.
Check out our wonderful mushrooms
Organic Just Jujubes, the original super fruit. What Is Jujube Fruit? Jujube fruit is commonly referred to as a red date or Chinese date, though the fruits are botanically unrelated. Although native to Southern Asia, the jujube fruit has become popular in many other...
Look at the size of these Lion’s Mane Mushrooms. They’d make great steaks. Trimmed Organic Fragrant Coconut.
Check out our selection of pears. Perfect for this time of year.
Organic fruit and vegetables. Pomegranates, Persimmons and Trumpet Mushrooms.
New Local Vendor; Fresh local produce from Ellsworth Ridge Farm Wonderful local Pumpkins from Glory Bound Homestead and Eggplant, huge Garlic and Bitter Melon from Cosmic Carrot Farm.
Summer fruits available at the Yelm Food Co Op
Wonderful organic mangoes, fresh and delicious.
Fresh veggies from some of our local farmers, Glory Bound Homestead and Global Farms.
Lots of melon choices at the Yelm Food Co-op including South of French inspired Charantais melons. They’re only available for a short season. Charantais melons don’t get soft. They stay firm. Smell the end to tell how sweet it is.
These deliciously sweet Champagne Grapes are in!! We only get them for a short while each year. Don’t be put off by the size of these tiny grapes. There’s no need to eat them one at a time. Pull a small bunch off the stem, holding the end of the tiny stem, gently put...
The colors are stunning. Although these Chioggia Beets don’t look that exciting on the outside, just look at their insides! They are also known as candy cane or stripe beets, from Italy. Their sweet and mild, earthy flavor doesn’t bleed as much as other beets. Use...
Our plan was to focus on the rhubarb and strawberries, but so much fruit looked so delicious we had to include as many as we could. Fresh Coconut, Blackberries, Rhubarb, Apricots, Strawberries, Cherries, Raspberries, Blueberries, Mango, Bosc, Green and Red Pears.