Oryana Giving Tree
Once again we are participating in Child & Family Services holiday gifting program with our giving tree.
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Festive Pear Desserts
Everyone thinks of apples for winter baking, pies, crisps, etc. but pears are delightful in desserts where you normally plan on using apples. Here are a few easy, elegant pear desserts you might want to try for your holiday gatherings.
Thanksgiving Meat Alternatives
Enjoy a wonderful vegan holiday with a scrumptious meatless entree from Oryana. Check out what we have for you and your vegan and vegetarian guests.
Turkey Tips
Roasting a turkey is easy if you follow these basic steps.
How To Make Citrus Ornaments
Sliced, dried citrus rounds make beautiful, natural holiday ornaments and are relatively easy to make. They are especially lovely when the light shines through them.
Holiday Meal Planning – The Easy Version
Thanksgiving get-togethers don’t need to be fancy or stressful. Whether it’s just the two of you or your entire big family, there are plenty of simple but delicious options for a festive meal. Plus, your co-op can help you with organic ingredients, or heat-and-eat holiday meals, side dishes, and baked goodies. Here are a few ideas to get you started!
Recycling at Oryana with Terracycle
We are now accepting razor blades of all brands and their packaging. Our local Brownie Troop 4814 has organized this, along with the dental product waste and snack bar wrapper collection.
Vegetarian Thanksgiving
Avoiding meat this Thanksgiving? Not a problem! Enjoy these recipes for your meatless Friendsgiving meal.
Bag Discount Now 10¢
We just increased the bring-your-own-bag (and container) discount to 10¢, up from 5¢! This means we will also match your Beans For Bags contributions, effectively doubling your donations to your favorite local non-profit organizations!
The First Co-op
During the Industrial Revolution, many skilled laborers, such as the weavers of Rochdale, England, were finding themselves driven into poverty. The artisan weavers faced miserable working conditions and low wages, and they could not afford the high prices of food and household goods.