Certified organic AsparagusWe’ve been waiting for the arrival of asparagus, heralding longer daylight hours, our inevitable march towards the vernal equinox.
Anna Thomas (Love Soup) created a fresh, bright green soup with asparagus, fennel and snap peas.
This is what we’ll make! What will you do with your asparagus?
Milkman DIY Raw Almond Cacao Milk – makes 1 quart milkNow you can make your own fresh, nutritious milk – containing all the nutrients your body needs, and without preservatives and additives found in boxed milks!
This kit is surprisingly simple, with just a few steps. Once made, you can use your milk for drinking pure, or for baking and cooking.
All tools are included: Instructions, 1 quart mason jar, 1/2 lb raw organic almonds, pink Himalayan salt, raw organic cacao powder, reusable nut milk bag.
(Not included: Blender, strainer and refrigerator. You’ll have to come up with those items.)
Find this in our baking section! Dee-lish!
Succulents from Lone Pine GardensRing in January with fresh succulents from Sonoma County.
Make sure you have a spot in your home that receives full sunlight for most of the day, and come on in to choose the succulents that call out to you!
These – of course – make great gifts. Like for Valentine’s Day. Any day. Just sayin’.
Want more solar in the Outer Sunset community? Support this pay-it-forward model!
We’ve joined forces with RE-volv, a SF-based nonprofit organization that supports the growth of solar communities across the United States.
RE-volv is raising money for our 36W solar system. In turn, we’ll pay RE-volv back, and the money we pay back will be reinvested into more solar projects across our country.
Details here for community involvement!
2014 pics of Lake Oroville, CA.
OA Film
What does it mean to share a successful, 40-year old grocery cooperative with 22 co-owners in the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco?
SOLAR SUN-DAY, Feb 8, 9am-9pm
Mark it in your calendars:
We’re donating 10% of our total sales on Feb 8 to Re-VOLV’s Solar Seed Fund to help solar community projects, such as our own.
Stock up on OA goodies. And thank you for your support in building a solar community!
Heart Healthy Vegan Cooking — with Shanta Nimbark Sacharoff
Learn how to cook a delectable vegan menu, just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Worker-coops worldwide support non-hierarchal decision-making, fair labor practices, & economic equity.
In the Bay Area alone, there are dozens of Worker-owned cooperatives offering an array of services, including retail, bicycle repair, graphics design, web-hosting, and tech support.
By supporting your local cooperatives, you are supporting democratically-owned and operated businesses who act, in the words of United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, as “a reminder to the international community that it is possible to pursue both economic viability and social responsibility. “
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