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70 South Street

Blue Hill, ME

04614

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We are excited to announce that we are now carryin

We are excited to announce that we are now carrying Ingredients Matter Laundry Products!
Their products are made simply and safely from coconut soap flake, salts, and natural scents and essential oils to soften fabrics, break down dirt, stains, stinks and microbes— effectively and naturally.
Ingredients Matter products and packaging are plastic-free, biodegradable, hypoallergenic, dye-free and Safer Choice Certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and are completely safe for use around children and pets. Consider making the switch to laundry powder for the good of our: clothes, health, landfills, water system, and wildlife. Rinse water goes back into our water system, so cleaner is better!

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The holiday goodies have arrived! Stock up now, th

The holiday goodies have arrived! Stock up now, they're only available while supplies lasts!

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Four new holiday dessert recipe on the Co-op Blog!

Four new holiday dessert recipe on the Co-op Blog! Link in bio.
Pumpkin Spice Latte Tiramisu: This variation on the classic tiramisu is lightly flavored with pumpkin spice to evoke the favorite autumnal latte. It's quick and easy to assemble, yet decadent and satisfying—the perfect end to a holiday feast. ☕
Flourless Chocolate Cake (Keto Option): This flourless chocolate cake has a beautifully light, airy, and moist consistency and a deeply chocolaty flavor! It's wonderful right out of the oven but also leftover, not drying out or getting grainy. If you're keto or have a keto guest coming, this cake is very easy to make sugar-free by using Lily's Sweets no-sugar chocolate chips and monk fruit. 🍫
Perfect Pear Pie: If you love fruit pies, you have to try this delectable pear pie. It's subtly flavored and minimally sweetened, so the fruit's natural flavors shine. You can either serve alone or with a vanilla ice cream. 🍐
Cheesecake Stuffed Baked Apples: These apples are easy and delicious, combining two favorite fall-time desserts. 🍎

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Dear Community, thank you again for your generous

Dear Community, thank you again for your generous contribution to the Fall Food Drive. Let’s keep the giving going to the end of the year and beyond…

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New Co-op Blog post— Reclaiming Indigenous Food

New Co-op Blog post— Reclaiming Indigenous Food Sovereignty. Learn more about why we’re talking
about Indigenous Food Sovereignty so much at the Blue Hill Co-op this month! ✨

"The biggest contributors to this loss in food access was forced removal from native lands onto barren reservations, forced assimilation into Native American Boarding Schools, and the government-provided commodity food distributed to those on reservations. Commodity foods commonly included white flour, lard, sugar, dairy products, and canned meats– a major contrast from the unprocessed, whole, traditional foods that Indigenous peoples were used to..." Read more, link in bio!

Photo from Passamoquoddy Wild Blueberry Co.

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Having a dry Thanksgiving? We have some great chee

Having a dry Thanksgiving? We have some great cheese pairing suggestions for our favorite nonalcoholic drinks! Sparkling cider goes amazingly with creamy soft cheeses like brie (espicallu Ballyhoo) and the sparkling grape will complement a tangy chèvre beautifully. Non-sparkling cider will be delicious with a hearty cheddar (a real English cheddar in particular). If you're serving locally brewer 1820 nonalcoholic beer, there's some great pairings for that too. The stout is great with French brie, Peek Interest can accompany a mild cheddar, Wave Finder IPA is a friend to chèvre, and A Better Blonde will go with a good alpine cheese like Gruyere!

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