Hey! You with the glittery shamrock-bobble headband and the “Kiss Me I’m Irish” button! You’re probably wearing a green shirt, right? And maybe planning a lovely meal of corned beef and cabbage washed down with green beer? Over here at Whole Foods Market today we’ll also be busy getting our green on because, well, we [...]
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Get Your Green On at Whole Foods Market
Posted March 17th, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
Eating Near the Poverty Line…at Whole Foods Market
Posted February 23rd, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
Lisa Johnson is an avid from-scratch cook and now frugal foodie at TrueFoodMovement.com. You can follow her family’s food adventures on her blog. She is frequently found on Twitter @LisaJohnson. If you offer to make a bet with Whole Foods Market®, they just might take you up on it. My family and I bet them to see [...]
Organic Whole Chickens on Sale Today Only – 2/17
Posted February 17th, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
I’ve been looking forward to this all week! Yes, today is the day that organic whole (uncooked) chickens are .99 per pound in our continental US stores. You can pick up as many as 10 chickens, so it’s prime time to stock your freezer with flavorful whole chickens that were raised meeting the USDA’s organic [...]
Organic Whole Chickens On Sale This Friday
Posted February 13th, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
Ever wondered if you could pick up 10 chicks at one time? You can! Just kidding — sort of. This Friday, February 17th, after all of the Valentine’s Day hubbub settles down, you can pick up as many as 10 organic whole (uncooked) chickens for .99 per pound in our continental US stores. Now that’s [...]
Social Responsibility at 10,000 feet: A Whole Trade Story
Posted February 7th, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
For six days in January, a group of Whole Foods Market team members traveled to South America, visiting farms, meeting growers and seeing firsthand the benefits of our Whole Trade® flower program. Read part one, Flowers UnCut, and part two, An Elite Community. Our first day in Quito was an amazing introduction to a place, [...]
An Elite Community: A Whole Trade Story
Posted February 3rd, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
For six days in January, a group of Whole Foods Market team members traveled to South America, visiting farms, meeting growers and seeing firsthand the benefits of our Whole Trade® flower program. Read part one, Flowers UnCut. Our journey began in Bogota, Colombia, home of one of our largest Whole Trade® growers, Elite Flowers. Despite working [...]
Flowers Uncut: A Whole Trade Story
Posted February 2nd, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
An avid lover of food and travel, Nick Heustis has worked for Whole Foods Market for 12 years and is currently the Associate Marketing Coordinator for the Northern California region. Flowers are a symbol of celebration and emotion; they convey feelings, life and vitality. They add color and warmth to our homes, and at the other [...]
14 Things To Always Buy at Whole Foods Market
Posted January 18th, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
Choices count towards your physical and fiscal health, so we’re here to help you navigate our aisles so you can find the best quality for the best price. Ever wonder which items are always worth buying at a Whole Foods Market® store? We think everything is of course, but here’s our short list, including tips [...]
What’s New in the Whole Body Department
Posted January 17th, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
When you’re in our stores, do you make it a point to visit our Whole Body department or do steer clear of all those unfamiliar lotions and potions? It’s true our supplement and body care aisles look pretty different from what you see in conventional supermarkets or drug stores but they are filled with some [...]
Simple Ways to Enjoy Whole Grains
Posted January 8th, 2012 by Admin. Comment (0).
Chock full of key nutrients and loaded in fiber, whole grains are delicious and priced right for your wallet and your pantry. Go beyond brown rice by exploring rye, millet, oats, quinoa, spelt, wheat berries and more. You’ll find a wide variety of whole grains in our stores — experimentation is heartily encouraged! Cooking with [...]