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    Carries A Danged Big Stick buffalobo's Avatar
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    Default Food Co- ops, worth the effort?

    Anybody participate in food co-ops?

    We have started participating in the Bountiful Baskets food co-op. Picked up our first "basket" yesterday afternoon. For the cost and product we received, we are pleased and plan on regular participation.

    http://www.bountifulbaskets.org/

    This weeks haul

    3 persimmons
    1 large papaya
    2 lbs apples
    2 lbs bananas
    1 mini watermelon
    1 cantaloupe
    half dozen roma tomatoes
    half pound mushrooms
    big bunch romaine lettuce
    2 lbs broccoli
    1 1/2 lbs carrots
    5 loaves sourdough(beautiful perfect loaves) bread

    with the bread about $25.00

    Will be nice fresh addition to the canned/frozen produce from our garden.
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    CO AR-15's very own Gimli Sparky's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by buffalobo View Post
    Anybody participate in food co-ops?

    We have started participating in the Bountiful Baskets food co-op. Picked up our first "basket" yesterday afternoon. For the cost and product we received, we are pleased and plan on regular participation.

    http://www.bountifulbaskets.org/

    This weeks haul

    3 persimmons
    1 large papaya
    2 lbs apples
    2 lbs bananas
    1 mini watermelon
    1 cantaloupe
    half dozen roma tomatoes
    half pound mushrooms
    big bunch romaine lettuce
    2 lbs broccoli
    1 1/2 lbs carrots
    5 loaves sourdough(beautiful perfect loaves) bread

    with the bread about $25.00

    Will be nice fresh addition to the canned/frozen produce from our garden.
    Seems pretty good for $25

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    Some strict rules but sounds good.(20min pickup window, if not it's donated.) Kinda a picky eater and a lucky <1% of people allergic to mushrooms so it might not work for me.

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    Providing you eat what they offer. Outside the lettuce, carrots & apples, everything would go to waste, Or bartered off.
    We have looked at a few different offerings and unfortunately 40-50% of what is in their package we do not eat, bummer.
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    Carries A Danged Big Stick buffalobo's Avatar
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    I am lucky, no food allergies and I eat most anything normal people would call food. Helps that my wife is incredible cook. Saw that several people were doing some swapping of items.
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    Door To Door Organics and Grant Family Farms here. Long Family Farms for meats.

    I'm not real thrilled when the brussel sprout crop comes in.
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