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July 11, 2014

Volume 8, Issue 11

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Waikiki Kickers
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Waikiki Kickers

Vacation on a stick! Escape to paradise with just one bite of these deliciously refreshing watermelon, mint, coconut, lime popsicles.

Dark Chocolate Cheesecake Stout Pops
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Dark Chocolate Cheesecake Stout Pops

Indulge in the decadence of these grown-up fudge pops. Creamy dark chocolate is perfectly complemented by the tanginess of the sour cream and dry stout, topped off with a buttery graham cracker “crust.”

Lime Pie Colada Pops
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Lime Pie Colada Pops

Like a tropical key lime pie on a stick, rich coconut blends with tangy lime to make these refreshingly sweet yet tart frozen treats!


Tovolo pop molds

DIY Frozen Treats

Break the mold at your next shindig with frozen treats that you make yourself using pop molds from Tovolo. Choose from classic mold styles like Groovy Pop, Twin Pop, and Star Pop, and you’ve got a fun, homemade frosty treat. BPA-free and dishwasher safe, these pop makers have built-in handles and deep drip guards to prevent sticky fingers. Just fill with your favorite ingredients like pureed fruit, ice cream, yogurt or sorbet, freeze, and enjoy.


Ruby Rockets

Houston, We Have a Popsicle

Ground control to major refreshment! It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that yummy things come in green and red packages, and Ruby Rockets popsicles are kid-friendly (adult-friendly, too) healthy frozen treats perfect for any day of the week. Packed with all the good stuff, these frozen fruit and veggie pops taste great and are made with natural flavors, added probiotics, and no added sugar. Weighing in at less than 35 calories and fewer than four grams of sugar per pop, these vegan treats are a healthy alternative to the traditional frozen dessert. Blast off with Rock-it Red, a mouth-watering blend of organic strawberry, carrot, sweet potato, beet, and lemon, and Galaxy Green with tropical kiwi, avocado, spinach, and lemon.


Secret Savings July 12 & 13, 2014
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8x8 Brownies

50% Off

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Nugget Markets 8x8 Brownies

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Save 50% on Nugget Markets 8x8 brownies from our bakery. Rich and decadent, our brownies are made using callebaut chocolate chunks and cocoa powder. They are great for a BBQ and topped with vanilla ice cream! Choose from fudge, walnut fudge or plain.

Limit 4
One coupon per guest
Price good July 12 & 13, 2014
No rainchecks


Upcoming Events

JUL 11 5-7 PM

Wine Tastings with Nugget Markets

Our wine stewards have put together a delicious line up for this week’s wine tasting events. Get in on the action, and stop by one of the following Nugget Markets locations from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Flights are only $5 each and attendees must be at least 21 years of age.

  • Vacaville Moniz Family Wines
  • Roseville Morgan Winery & Anchor Brewing Co.
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Jul 12

Bastille Day Feast - Winters Farm to School

A celebration of Yolo County farmers and agriculture, the Bastille Day Feast takes place at the historic Wolfskill Ranch, with a seasonal menu of fresh fruits, produce, nuts, meats, beer and wines donated by Yolo farmers, brewers and wineries. We’re proud to sponsor this special event, in support of the Winters Farm to School programs.

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JUL 29 – AUG 1

American Cheese Society - Celebrate the American Cheese Cheese Plate

“Celebrate the American Cheese Plate” in the Farm to Fork Capital! We’re proud to support the American Cheese Society’s 2014 conference, competition, and festival, July 29 – August 1 at the Sacramento Convention Center. The Festival of Cheese (Aug.1) features more than 1,700 cheeses entered in the ACS competition along with samplings such as honeys, craft beers, preserves, charcuterie, and wine. Visit the Nugget Markets tasting table for delicious tidbits that pair with your favorite cheeses. cheesesociety.org.

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