The Beet

A Port Townsend Food Co-op Blog

Whether you're passionate about healthy recipes, sustainability initiatives, local giving programs, or supporting local farms, we’ve got something for you. Stay connected with the latest co-op news, learn how we’re making a difference in the community, and discover how you can get involved. Join us as we promote eco-friendly living and share the best in organic, local food."

The Food Co-op 11/15/22 The Food Co-op 11/15/22

November General Manager's Report

Christopher Bunch 11/15/22 Christopher Bunch 11/15/22

Sustainable Turkey Truck!

Christopher Bunch 11/1/22 Christopher Bunch 11/1/22

Pumpkins and Custards

The Food Co-op 10/25/22 The Food Co-op 10/25/22

Celebrating Coop Month

Celebrating Co-op Month!

The Food Co-op 10/24/22 The Food Co-op 10/24/22

Co-ops, Fair Trade and Democracy in Action

The Food Co-op 10/18/22 The Food Co-op 10/18/22

Grow Fund Recipient Announcement 2022

Announcing the 2022 Grow Fund Recipient

The Food Co-op 10/18/22 The Food Co-op 10/18/22

Winter Squashes

The Food Co-op 10/18/22 The Food Co-op 10/18/22

The Co-op Farmer Fund

This fall, our Farmer Funds benefit Dharma Ridge Farm, a family farm located in Quilcene.

Guest User 10/11/22 Guest User 10/11/22

The Mysterious Eggplant

If your collection of eggplant recipes is in need of a refresh…

The Food Co-op 10/4/22 The Food Co-op 10/4/22

Sweet Peppers Pickles and pastes

Besides eating sweet peppers raw, and adding them to every imaginable dish, I like to make pastes, refrigerator pickles and roasted spreads.

The Food Co-op 9/27/22 The Food Co-op 9/27/22

Oktoberfest at the Food Co-Op

What is Oktoberfest about anyway?

The Food Co-op 9/16/22 The Food Co-op 9/16/22

Doughs to Know

Three easy doughs to use for all kinds of sweet and savory pies. Gluten Free included!

The Food Co-op 9/13/22 The Food Co-op 9/13/22

General Manager’s Blog

The Food Co-op 9/13/22 The Food Co-op 9/13/22

The Co-op Farmer Fund - Spring Rain Farm

The Food Co-op Farmer Fund collects donations from shoppers and then divides those funds equally between three local farms each quarter (the farms rotate each quarter).