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Local Roots Food Co-Op - Buffalo, MN

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Australian Butter Squash

A very rare heirloom. This large (7-15 pound), peach colored squash from "Down Under" has extra thick, orange flesh of excellent quality. Perfect for pies and baking!

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Baby Bok Choy

Baby Bok Choy
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Beans, Calima

Beans, Calima

Delicious fresh or pickled, Calima Beans are very tender and the uniform straight shape is great for canning or freezing.

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Blue, Green, Brown Eggs

Blue, Green, Brown Eggs
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Broccoli

Broccoli
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Butter

Butter
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Cabbage

Cabbage
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Carrots

Carrots
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Celery

Celery
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Crusty Bread

Crusty Bread
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Eggplant, Beatrice

Eggplant, Beatrice

Amazing roasted on the grill. Wonderful in pasta.

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Fennel

Fennel
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Fermented Foods

Fermented Foods
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Garlic

Garlic
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Garlic Scapes

Garlic Scapes

The flower stalk of the garlic plant, garlic scapes are delicious fresh and offer a "greener" version of the garlic flavor. They make an amazing pesto, or can be chopped and used like scallions.

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Grass-fed Beef

Grass-fed Beef
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Heirloom Tomatoes

Heirloom Tomatoes
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Heritage Grains

Heritage Grains
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Italian Parsley

Italian Parsley
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Local Honey

Local Honey
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Low-Temp pasteurized organic whole milk

Low-Temp pasteurized organic whole milk

Most organic milk is high temperature pasteurized. Low-temp pasteurization takes longer, but is necessary for cheese-making.

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Mushrooms

Mushrooms
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Onions

Onions
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Organic Golden Flax

Organic Golden Flax
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Organic Whole Wheat Flour

Organic Whole Wheat Flour
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