Choosing a winter squash can be confounding. Use this helpful guide to winter squash and learn about some of the common varieties you’ll love, along with their attributes and best uses.
A Guide to Winter Squash
Blueberry-Orange-Coconut Swirl Popsicles
Swirl up a batch of these popsicles. Not only are they delicious, healthful, and beautiful, they’re also simple to make and kid approved! Get the recipe and read more about the health benefits of fresh blueberries.
Summer Zucchini Pasta
This uber-delicious take on your traditional pasta contains a variety of the season’s superstars including zucchini and oregano. Once tomato season hits, you can toss in some extra cherry tomatoes for added color and flavor.
Ask the Nutritionist: Summer Produce
Dear Nutritionist: What are your favorite early summer produce options and why? Let’s get to know some of summer’s earliest rock stars!
Ask the Nutritionist: Fruitphobia
Dear Nutritionist: Now that we are moving toward the summer months, I want your opinion on fruit consumption. Is it true that since fruit is high in sugar we should limit our consumption? And does fruit consumption lead to health conditions?
GLOW Fruit Salad
Fresh seasonal fruit is so delicious and fruit salads are a great way to get a variety of different seasonal fruit in one serving. This delicious recipe meets 100% of the RDA of vitamin C.
Dirty 12/Clean 15
See which produce items are on the 2018 Dirty 12 and Clean 15 lists and learn about the methodology used to compile the lists and the potential related health risks.
Co+op Basics is Growing
Five organic produce items joined the Co+op Basics program: baby peeled carrots, zucchini squash, Bartlett pears, Roma tomatoes, and Fuji apples. Click through to learn more.
A Guide to Autumn Fruit
It’s time to dig in to crispy apples, juicy pears, and the sparking jewels of the pomegranate. Bake them, juice them, puree them, and just enjoy eating them fresh. These seasonal treats come and go quickly—feast on your favorites or try new flavors this season.
Local Vendor: Spring Time Farm
The farmers of Spring Time Farm found a natural division of labor with Nick Spring taking the lead on the vegetable side of things and Sarah Robinson using her decidedly green thumb as the lead farmer-florist.
