Secret Savings April 19-20, 2014
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Greenlee’s Bread
Buy one, get one FREE
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Scan & Save
Greenlee’s Bakery is a family owned and operated bakery that is driven to bring you the finest, freshest baked goods at reasonable prices. This Saturday and Sunday, buy one loaf of Greenlees bread, get a second one free!
Limit 1
1 coupon per guest
No rainchecks
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Keep on the Grass
Looking for local, organic, environmentally sound, European–style butter from grass–fed cow’s milk? Look no further than your neighborhood Nugget Markets dairy department! McClelland’s Dairy Artisan Organic Butter has a higher butter fat content for amazing, robust flavor and it’s churned in small batches for perfect texture. With added sea salt from the Sea of France, McClelland’s is then packed in a reusable ceramic crock, perfect for a refill.
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Grass–Fed Goodness
Organic Traderspoint Yogurt is made from 100% milk from grass–fed cows and is available in plain, raspberry, banana mango, wild berry and vanilla varieties. Packed in recyclable glass jars, Traderspoint Yogurt is higher in Omega 3s, cancer–fighting CLA’s, and probiotics than other snack–sized yogurts. It’s yogurt that you can feel good about.
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Chai Baba Chai
Chai Baba Chai teas come from a local ecologically friendly company and are made using a historic recipe from Bombay. Natural, organic, and made with love, each micro batch is slow-brewed using time-honored brewing techniques. Available in our dairy department.
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Circle of Friends
One day, a group of friends with a vision got together and created products that balance style, function, sustainability, and affordability in every single one of their products. Full Circle is the realization of that vision, offering well–designed, long–lasting cleaning items made from natural, eco–friendly materials. Full Circle earth–friendly cleaning tools are tough on grime and dirt, yet kind to the earth. Choose from such easy–on–the–planet products as dish cloths, loofah scrubber sponges, and magnetic towels to dish brushes, potato brushes, and glass cleaner tools, just to name a few. Plus, with each creatively designed product, living and cleaning “green” never looked so good. Selection varies by location.
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Walk the Line
For billions of people around the world, surviving on $1.50 per day in food and drink is a way of life, every day. Live Below the Line is a dynamic fundraising project that challenges individuals to eat and drink on just $1.50 per day for 5 consecutive days. This bold campaign strives to increase the number of people taking direct action and drives home an awareness regarding the lack of choice and opportunity faced by those living in extreme poverty. Lorna Parton, our own healthy living/health and beauty buyer, has committed to living this challenge for 5 days - April 28 through May 2 - in the hopes of raising funds for those living in extreme poverty and to experience what it’s like to “live below the line.” …continued
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The Seedy Side of Life
When the soil warms up, it’s time to sow some seeds! Botanical Interests organic seed packs are high–quality organic growing seeds for your garden. Whether you’re into flowers, vegetables, herbs or fruits, there’s a little pack of something for every gardener’s plot. Organic and family owned since 1995, Botanical Interests offers detailed planting instructions and recipes on each packet, with hand–drawn artwork by botanical artists.
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Pillars of the Earth
Everything about Rare Earth candles is 100% sourced from the earth, such as beeswax and non–GMO soy wax sourced from farms in the Midwest. Natural mineral colors, hemp wicks, and 100% essential oil fragrances make these pillars a lovely addition to every room in your house. Varieties like Cairo, Provence, Bali, Istanbul, Valencia, Fiji, and Barcelona scent your space with fragrances reminiscent of each exotic destination.
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Reclamation Proclamation
What’s simple, eco–friendly, raw, sustainable, natural, responsible, handmade and green? Answer: products from Berkeley–based company Be Home. Not only are Be Home’s kitchen utensils and serving pieces incredibly beautiful, but each piece is fashioned out of reclaimed wood, olive and mango wood from dried–out, non–fruit–bearing trees or teak wood remnants from the logging industry. No new trees are cut down to manufacture Be Home’s products. Every item is hand–made, which only adds to the unique character of each piece.
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