Grains

Pierogi

$15.00

Treat of the Week

$4.50

Pastry of the Week

$9.00

Bread of the Week

$9.00

Dried Pasta from Sfoglini

$8.50

Maine Grains Organic Rolled Oats

$13.50

Grain of the Week

$9.00

Granola

$13.00

Fresh Pasta of the Week

$9.50

Gluten-Free Grain of the Week

$10.00

Tortilla Chips from Mi Niña

$9.00

Corn Tortillas from Vermont Tortilla Company

$11.00

Flour Tortillas from All Souls Tortilleria

$15.50

Granola

From $9.00

Potato Chips

$6.50

Sourdough Ancient Grains Loaf from Iggy's

Sourdough Ancient Grain Loaf from Iggy's

$7.00

Sliced 7 Grain Pullman Loaves from Iggy's

$12.50

Sliced French Pullman Loaves from Iggy's

$6.00

Maine Grains Multigrain Malted Pancake Mix

$13.50

Organic Polenta

$8.50

The Good Crust - Pizza Dough Ball

$10.00

Slab - Rising Crust Cheese Pizza

$18.00

Popzup Popcorn - Cheddar Head

From $2.25

Popzup Popcorn - Butter Me Up

From $2.25

Frozen Blueberry Muffins from unrefined foods co.

$14.00

Frozen Cinnamon Swirl Muffins from unrefined foods co.

$14.00

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Shoulder Season

Stamp your passports, folks. We are entering Shoulder Season.

Shoulder season is that magnificent time between late summer and winter harvest where the world is your oyster. You get all the summer goods like scallions and delicate greens like arugula but also some autumnal harbingers like squash.

Food Nerds Unite!

Good morning friends,

We hope that this week has been calming, settling. Kids back in school, vacations wrapped up, Allston Christmas is over and no one got humiliated by a Sturrow-ing on Move-in Day (right? did I miss something? I do love a good Sturrow-ing). We are all back in the swing of it.

Who doesn't love a snack pack?

Happy Friday All,

If you are a person of a certain age, the words "Snack Pack" harken back to a wonderful/questionably problematic scene from Billy Madison; " I thought I was your snack pack!". Though most films from the 1990s, including this one, age like egg salad in the hot sun, they are infinitely quotable. And while I appreciate the infinite deluge of content that we can consume at any given time across a million platforms I miss a time where we all swam in the same pool of bad trope-filled films that gave us quips like those. I miss times where, whether you liked it or not, you have seen the Big Lebowksi or the Royal Tenenbaums 3-4 times and were at least moderately fluent in their lexicon. Those were simpler times. ("There's a beverage here, man!")

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Shoulder Season

Food Nerds Unite!

Who doesn't love a snack pack?