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10 Great Valentines Day Gifts You Can Get at the Co-op!

February 13, 2020 By Littleton Food Co-op

Need a last minute gift for your Valentine? We’ve collected together some special ideas, all of which you can buy right here at the co-op!

1.) Pamper someone with lotions, bubbles, face masks, and jewelry.

2.) Pucker up and pick up a bottle of fruit-infused brew to share with your sweetie.

3.) Need something to go with that bottle of beer or wine? Check out our wonderful local cheeses.

4.) Bring home a beautiful bouquet of roses, or a colorful custom flower arrangement made by Deeper Roots.

5.) Create a romantic mood with candles – we have lots of pretty colors and heartwarming scents to choose from.

6.) Chocolate is always appreciated! Make it high quality and fair trade with a bar of Tony’s Chocoloney.

7.) Did you know that mead is the traditional drink for newly married couples? That’s where the word honeymoon comes from, so mead makes a very sweet gift.

8.) Show your love for your beau and for the planet with eco-friendly presents that reduce waste.

9.) Brighten their day with a pretty potted house plant. We have flowering plants as well as trendy foliage.

10.) Warm their heart with high quality coffee, tea, or hot cocoa. We have fair trade, locally roasted, and whole bean coffees as well as a huge range of lovely teas.

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Beverages of the Week: Summer Beers from White Birch

July 10, 2019 By Littleton Food Co-op

White Birch Brewery from Nashua, NH is one of the local beers that we have carried here at the Co-op since the very beginning. We were both founded in the Spring of 2009!
Lately White Birch has gotten into the summer spirit with 3 new beers that push the envelope. First up is a Pineapple Double IPA called Mahalo, which means thank you or grateful in Hawaiian. If you or a friend like pineapple and enjoy double IPA’s, this is definitely a must try – but be careful, this beer has a 9.2% ABV!
Other new items from White Birch include a couple of sours to add to our collection. Orange Creamsicle tastes like (you probably guessed) that ice cream favorite on a stick. For those looking for your antioxidants, White Birch Purple Monster would be the perfect choice. This sour has blueberry and pomegranate added. Who’s up for a purple beer?
Try these new offerings or your old White Birch favorites, now available at the Littleton Food Co-op.

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Ten Year Anniversary Celebration

May 8, 2019 By Littleton Food Co-op

We are celebrating ten years of cooperation! Join us for freebies, flash sales, raffles, prizes, and live music, and more. We’re giving away a Grand Prize – a $500 Shopping Spree to Littleton Co-op! – as well as 2 Nights at the Woodstock Inn, and multiple door prizes and gift baskets.

Here’s the schedule of events:


Wednesday May 8

5:30 – 7:00 – Littleton Food Co-op Annual Meeting in the Cafe


Thursday May 9

10:00-1:30 – Quertz Fudge

10:00-4:00 – Love Your Pets – handmade pet accessories for sale

11:00-1:00 – Huckins Dairy Farm

3:00 – 6:00 – Green Mountain Creamery Yogurt

5:00 – 7:00 – Live Music by Tom Gallegher


Friday May 10

9:30-12:00 – Breathe Essentials Vegan Hair & Skin products

10:00-4:00 – Love Your Pets – handmade pet accessories for sale

10:00-2:00 – Micro Mama’s Fermented Food

10:00-2:00 – Vermont Pie & Pasta Company

11:00-1:00 – Live Music by Pipe and Slippers

11:00-3:00 – Lef Farms

11:00-3:00 – Larson Farm Yogurt

11:00-3:00 – Natural Harvest Pickles

11:00-3:00 – Black River Meats

11:00-3:00 – Barn First Cheese

12:00-3:00 – Champlain Valley Apiaries

12:00-3:00 – Beer Tasting w. Henniker Brewing

1:00-8:00 – Create Your Own Mother’s Day Bouquet w. Deeper Roots

2:00-4:00 – Wine Tasting w. MS Walker Wines

2:00-4:00 – Reflexology Demo & FREE hand massages w. Kate Kelly

2:00-6:00 – Maple Medicine

4:00-6:00 – Wine Tasting w. Sweet Baby Vineyard

5:30-7:30 – Artist Reception in Cafe w. Kathie Lovett


Saturday May 11

TBA – Karate Demonstration!

9:00-7:00 – Create Your Own Mother’s Day Bouquet w. Deeper Roots

10:00-2:00 – Red Kite Candy

10:00-4:00 – Love Your Pets – handmade pet accessories for sale

11:00-1:00 – Kingdom Kombucha

11:00-2:00 – Equal Exchange Coffee

11:00-2:00 – Smart Chicken (on the grill!)

11:00-4:00 – Boars Head Deli

12:00-3:00 – Caricature Drawings by Kaio Scott

12:00-3:00 – Mount Cabot Maple

12:00-3:00 – Wine Tasting w. Tom Simpson Wines

12:00-3:00 – Golden Girl Granola

12:00-3:00 – Beer Tasting w. Woodstock Brewing Company

12:00-3:00 – Aqua Vitea Kombucha

12:00-3:00 – Woodshed Coffee

1:00-2:00 – Birthday Cake & Ten Year Celebration!

2:00-4:00 – Frosty Freedom Frozen Treats

3:00-5:00 – Live Music w. The Barnyard Incident

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sampling: Meadowstone Farm Meats

April 27, 2019 By Littleton Food Co-op

Join our friends from Meadowstone Farm (just down the road!), who will be setting up a table in our store and offering samples of their farm-fresh meats and sausage.

Meadowstone Farm is a small, diverse farm located in Bethlehem, NH with a long history. They raise a variety of animals for cheese, eggs, and meat,  providing them with the space they need to forage and interact, while also offering them quality organic grain and nutritious hay. You can learn more about how their animals are raised on their website. These products are all available at the co-op, along with fresh veggies and other produce!

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Workshop: How to Be a Co-op Vendor

April 18, 2019 By Littleton Food Co-op

Attention all you wonderful makers, growers, and producers out there! As part of our mission to support local products and cultivate growth in our regional economy, we are partnering with WREN for an information-packed workshop outlining the guidelines and criteria for becoming a Co-op vendor. Whether you make soap, brew beer, forage in the woods, grow veggies, raise animals, create art, or bake cookies, everyone is welcome to attend and learn. Meet our buyers, get some entrepreneurial advice, and network with other locals!

This event is FREE; registration is not required but we appreciate an RSVP.

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Mind Full of Cooking with Chef Alderin of the The Beal House

April 8, 2019 By Littleton Food Co-op

Come join the culinary creativity happening with Chef Adam Alderin from The Beal House. In this workshop he will be demonstrating some of his special cooking skills and Beal House fare right here in our Co-op Cafe. Learn how easy it is to make homemade gnocchi! He’ll be talking about the versatility of these delicious Italian potato dumplings and demonstrating two different dishes with gnocchi for an easy, quick family meal that anyone can achieve right in their own home. We’ll also take a look at some his favorite local products – here’s your chance to glean some tips and new ingredients that will add delight and surprise to your next meal!

This workshop is free and walk-ins are welcome, but advanced RSVP is appreciated.

A graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, Chef Adam Alderin has been a chef for over 15 years. Adam was a semi-finalist, nominated for the James Beard Rising Star Chef of the Year in 2008 when he opened Max Fish in Glastonbury, CT. His career includes executive chef roles with the Max Restaurant Group in CT, Jumpin’ Jays in Portsmouth, NH, and both The Mermaid Inn and Tremont in New York City. Most recently Adam was the Director of Operations with Lui Lui Restaurants here in NH.

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Workshop: How to Add More Veggies to Your Diet

January 26, 2019 By Littleton Food Co-op

In this FREE workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from two passionate experts in health and nutrition. Improve your well being, learn to incorporate healthy food into your diet, and get your kids to eat more veggies, too!

Lori Wescott from Deeper Roots will be here demonstrating how to make healthy foods with more fresh ingredients, including smoothies and wraps. Learn about The More Veggie Challenge, and pick up some kid-friendly cooking tips.

Jen Anson from Restore Functional Health will also be speaking about supporting thyroid health through nutrition. She is a Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach who specializes in supporting women with thyroid issues through good nutrition and lifestyle choices.

Class size is limited to 20 participants, and pre-registration is required. You may RSVP below, or email bcolpitts@littletoncoop.org , or call 603-444-2800 ext 241.

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Sampling: Sweet Doe Gelato

January 19, 2019 By Littleton Food Co-op

Sweet Doe Gelato is proud to be Vermont’s first and only producer of goat milk gelato. They currently offer farmstead gelato in three distinct flavors – vanilla, chocolate and coffee! Stop in and try some yourself.

Sweet Doe Dairy is all about the good life. Theirs is a tale of two passionate people who transitioned from the city to the country determined to pursue their dream – a dream of getting back to the land, giving back to the community, and producing amazing farmstead gelato with milk from a special breed of dairy goat that makes it all possible. They built their farm and creamery with their own two hands and the help of many a generous neighbor in the small town of Chelsea, Vermont, to bring you a gelato unlike any other – a taste of the good life, straight from their hearts!

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Beverage of the Week: Mionetto Organic Prosecco

December 28, 2018 By Littleton Food Co-op

One of our lesser known sparkling Italian wines is Mionetto Organic Prosecco. What Mionetto lacks in a marketing campaign they make up for with their quality wines.

Mionetto’s home is in picturesque Northeast Italy between the sunny Adriatic Coast to the East, romantic Venice in the South and the breathtaking Dolomite Mountains to the North. Tourists flock to this welcoming area where Italians have summer homes dotting the hills. True to its home, Prosecco is known throughout Italy as “The Welcome Wine.” The range of wines are refreshing, with a food-friendly low alcohol content (around 11%). For hundreds of years, the wines from the hills have commanded a premium, prized for their combination of refreshing lightness, yet complexity of flavor. Mionetto’s wines all reflect their hilly heritage.

So whether you are looking to pop a cork for NYE or making mimosas for your morning brunch, try Mionetto Organic Prosecco.

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2018 Littleton Food Co-op Holiday Gift Guide

November 1, 2018 By Littleton Food Co-op

By Jessy Smith, Co-op All-Star, Littleton Local, & Festive Guy

It’s taken me 26 years to admit it — and it’s absolutely not an easy pill to swallow but here it is: My name is Jessy, I’m a 26 year old Littleton native, and I’m a terrible Holiday Shopper.

I’m the kind of Holiday shopper people like my fiancée Erin, have nightmares about. You probably know my type — It’s Seven PM on Christmas Eve, and I’m frantically running around whichever store I’ve hurriedly run into, hoping with every fiber of my being something that screams “Gift for Dad, forged in the heart of the universe specifically for him, placed directly in my path today because it was meant-to-be” will jump from the nearest shelf and render me unconscious until January 2nd.

Speaking of Dads — This behavior, I’ve realized, is probably my Dad’s fault. Growing up, he was notorious for over-estimating the efficiency of early online retail operations. It wasn’t long before I learned that ordering something important on December 22nd, does not a recipe for success make. Should I take some personal responsibility for this holly-jolly procrastination habit I have? Probably. But we can just go ahead and blame my Dad for now. Love you, Dad!

Erin, on the other hand, is the Christmas Industry’s dream consumer. Her Holiday shopping season begins the moment we leave the family’s house on Christmas Day. There’s something mildly unsettling about coming home in the middle of July and finding the person you love most in the world squirreling away already-wrapped gifts for “Christmas, which by the way is coming soon, Jessy! Have you started shopping yet!? You’d better not wait until the last minute again!” Oh my love, if you only knew. We’ll get through this gift-laden tragedy.

This guide is designed to help the Jessys and Erins of the world. Do you wait until the very last second (maybe minutes before) the event to grab your gifts? Does your idea of rational human behavior involve hiding Christmas presents around your house in summer months? Either way, this guide is for you!

Littleton Food Co-op Original Canvas Boat Tote

By: Littleton Food Co-op. Coop Made, Local, Sleek as Heck.

These are trying times, friends. As my Grandfather used to say; “There’s nothing more comforting in trying times than a bag designed to be sturdy, classy, and fashionable — and if it also promotes a business you care deeply about, well that’s just great too, isn’t it?” Alright, my Grandfather never said any of that —but it’s still true. They’re affordable and built to last. Locally produced (Made by our friends at Enviro-Tote in Londonderry, NH).

Good For: Zero-wasters, Waste Reducers, #CoopPeople, People Whomst Need Bags, North Country Folks, Just Visiting.

La Riojana Wines

By: La Riojana Wine Cooperative, Argentina. Fair Trade, Coop Made.

Located in the beautiful Famatina Valley, deep in the heart of La Rioja province with a family of 500 growers, La Riojana is Argentina’s largest wine co-operative and is one of the country’s top 10 wine exporters, producing a wide variety of awardwinning Fairtrade and Organic wines for markets all over the world.

Good For: The Wine Connoisseur, #CoopPeople, Fair Traders.

Eddie’s Bakery Apple Cider Doughnuts

By: Eddie’s Bakery, Waterford VT. Local, Delicious.

Local Bakery Powerhouse, Eddie’s Bakery — a family-owned joint in continuous operation since 1956 — makes a mean doughnut. These aren’t your typical ‘donut’ style doughnuts, no. These are classic, ’59 Bel Airs, doughnuts made the way the great fried creator intended — fresh, homemade, and delicious.

Good For: Serial Snackers, Doughnut Lovers, 59 Bel Air Fans, North Country Folks, #LocalShoppers.

CACOCO Drinking Chocolate

By: La Riojana Wine Cooperative, Argentina. Fair Trade, Coop Made.

“We honor the ancient tradition of preparing cacao as a molten chocolate vitality elixir with wholesome herbs and spices. So, gather your friends and raise your cup to chocolate as it’s meant to be experienced! Rather than the standard processed cocoa powder, cane sugar, and milk, we add all organic superfood herbs and spices to our fair trade chocolate blends for an amazing vitality elixir with antioxidants, minerals, and essential fatty acids, as well as a pharmacopeia of bliss inducing compounds that are most present in heirloom cacao varietals from healthy soil. The result
is a euphoric, delicious experience that makes the perfect start to any day, supplementing your coffee and tea time with chocolate as it’s meant to be!” TL;DR Hot chocolate of the most-rad order, prepared like the ancients.

Good For: The Chocoholic, Fair Traders, Paleo Peoples, The History Lover, People of the North Country.

White Mountain Apiary Honey Sample Pack

By: White Mountain Apiary. Local. Littleton-made.

Save the bees! Janice and Joe Mercieri keep bees. They’re kind of serious about it, with Janice heading up the local beekeeper’s guild (see subheading “North Country Beekeepers,” Pg. 14). Janice and Joe Mercieri keep extremely happy bees that, among other things, make delicious honey. You can pick up a three-pack sampler and try a few of their delicious happybee-made honey selections.

Good For: Tea Junkies, Honey Lovers, #SaveTheBees People, #LocalShoppers, North Country Folks

White Mountain Forager 100% Pure Chaga Tea

By: White Mountain Forager, Gorham, NH. Local as heck.

“Synchronized with the public’s growing knowledge of the health benefits of “eating wild” White Mountain Forager has an ever expanding list of satisfied customers. And beyond simply enjoying the fruits of nature, White Mountain Forager customers can also rest assured that all their concerns regarding harvest techniques, source point pollution, and landowner ethics are being strictly adhered to. As a Conservation Officer Doug worked side by side with landowners for many years, with the goal of protecting and conserving our local habitats. White Mountain Forager embraces these same principles.”

Good For: Amateur Mycologists, Professional Mycologists, Tea Addicts, Locals, Just Visting, #CoopPeople, #LocalLovers.

Brewery Ommegang’s Mother of Dragons

By: Brewery Ommegang, Cooperstown, NY.

How could anyone in the Seven Kingdoms possibly craft a brew fit for Daenerys of the House Targaryen, the First of Her Name, The Unburnt, Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Queen of Meereen, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Protector of the Realm, Lady Regnant of the Seven Kingdoms, Breaker of Chains and Mother of Dragons? The Belgian-styled cool kids at Brewery Ommegang in Cooperstown, New York are doing their best to find out with their entry in their “Game of Thrones” Royal Reserve Collection series — Mother of Dragons. “Brewed and blended for a leader who takes what is hers with fire and blood, Mother of Dragons is a blend of smoked porter and Belgian kriek, representing the smoke and fire that Daenerys has unleashed on her opponents. […] Mother of Dragons pours a deep ruby-tinted mahogany with a creamy tan head. Aromas of chocolate covered cherries intertwine with subtle smoke and roasted malt. The flavor is rich with tart cherry up front leading to a center palate of semi-sweet chocolate then resolving to subtle smoke and mild sweetness. The mouthfeel is luxuriously creamy and full, and the finish is semi-dry with lingering notes of smoke and cherry sweetness. Mother of Dragons is 6.5% ABV and pairs well with smoked gouda and charcuterie, braised meats, and rich desserts like flourless chocolate cake and cherry cheesecake.” You can grab a bottle of Mother of Dragons for the long winter ahead now at the Littleton Food Co-op. Please Enjoy Responsibly.

Good For: Beer Nerds, Jon Snow.

White Mountain Images Calendars or Puzzles

By: Chris Whiton, White Mountain Images. Local, beautiful, fun.

Full disclosure: Chris is one of ours, our Operations Manager, so we may be a bit biased — but, you can’t beat this guy’s eye. His calendars are a hot-ticket item locally, from here to Harmon’s. Twelve months of beautiful North Country scenery to light up your home or office space. The puzzles are a new venture &  well worth it — these puppies are handcrafted on wood by a local puzzlesmith.

Good For: #LocalLovers, Just Visiting, People Who Calendar, Puzzlepeople.

Burts’ Bees Facial Cleansing Towels

By: Burt and his Bees

I’m a shower face washer, some people like to wash their face twice daily. Some people use makeup and need to clean it off their face before bed. These are great for that — especially if you have super sensitive skin. No acid. Powered by cotton extract. Unscented or lightly scented with something natural.

Good For: People with faces that need cleansing, people with faces that may need cleansing sometime in the near future, stocking stuffers.

Angry Goat Pepper Co. Hot Sauces

By: Angry Goat Pepper Co, White River Junction, VT. Local. Spicy.

“We are the exclusive makers of 12 incredible flavors of hot sauces and 9 delectable flavors of pepper jams. Our pepper jams are what put us on the map, and once you try them, you will know why. We have flavor combinations that no body else has, and a few of our unique flavors came from our customers requests. New for 2017, we have introduced 2 new hot sauces and our first mustard. There is a heat level for everyone.” Delicious local heat for all.

Good For: #LocalLovers, Spice Junkies, Scoville Scalers, Sweet and Spicy People.

Sage Spirit Smudge

By: Sage Spirit, Lindrith, NM.

Native American Owned & Operated.

Good For: Friends dealing with ~*~bad vibes in their space~*~, Spiritual People, #CoopPeople.

NORPRO Stainless Steel Drinking Straws

By: NORPO. #ReduceReuseRecycle

Imagine this: you’re a turtle. A sea turtle. Swimming along in the ocean, minding your own turtle business. You don’t have any time to be assaulted by disposable drinking utensils. You’re a busy turtle. These rust-resistant stainless steel drinking straws from NORPRO keep your turtle-self safe from the dangers of straws floating aimlessly through the ocean. If you’re a serial straw-user but you’re starting to feel kind of icky about your disposable straw use, these are the solution for you! Includes a cleaning brush.

Good For: Zero-wasters, Waste Reducers, #CoopPeople, Straw People.

Maine Beer Company Single-bottle Craft Beer

By: Maine Beer Co, Portland, ME. Local. Beer-y. Delicious.

Two brothers, Everglades National Park, an off-mention about starting a brewery. The rest was history. Delicious Maine-made Beer. Crafted by two brothers and their love of beer.

Good For: #LocalLovers, Beer People.

Still Stumped? More Ideas!

  • Ines Rosales Wine
  • Winnipesaukee Chocolates
  • Kathy Shuster Animal Print Cards
  • Blake Hill Maple Onion Jam w/ Shelburne Farms Cheddar
  • Harbison TOGOWare Snack Stack
  • Bauderlaire Sisal Wash Cloth
  • Jarware Fruit Infusion Lid
  • Jarware Honey Dipper
  • Jarware Tea Infuser Bee’s Wrap
  • Moon Phase Calendars
  • Little Lad’s Popcorn
  • Krin’s Bakery Coconut and Honey Macaroons Dipped in Dark Chocolate
  • Elmore Mountain Farm VT Goats Milk Soap
  • Nutty Steph’s Themed Chocolate Bars
  • Sweet Baby Vineyard Amarone Red Wine
  • Still Thyme Holy Basil
  • VT Salsa Co. Salsa Verde
  • Valicenti Pasta Farm – Golden Grazy w Butternut & Parmigiano
  • Mary’s Gone Crackers
  • Bo’s Bones Gourmet Organic Dog Biscuits H
  • Honeymaker Blueberry Mead
  • Clementines!
  • Marcona Almonds
  • Unreal Milk Chocolate Gem
  • Unreal Crispy Dark Chocolate PB Cups
  • Maple Medicine: VT Maple Fire Tonic
  • The Wilderness Map Co. – Franconia Notch
  • White Mountains Waterproof Trail Map Explorers Guides – 50 Hikes in the White Mountains

Need help finding anything listed in the gift guide? Visit the Service Desk! They’d be happy to help connect you with whatever you’re looking for 🙂

The original version of this article appeared in the Fall / Winter Print Edition of The Radish. Read the rest here!

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