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How to Build the Perfect Charcuterie Board for the Holidays! Holiday charcuterie (or marcuterie) boards can be festive, fun, and endlessly customizable, making them perfect for any holiday gathering. At first, picking cheeses, meats, crackers, and accompaniments can feel overwhelming, but don’t worry! By following a few simple guidelines, you can easily create a board that feels balanced, looks beautiful, and will please any guest.
After the holidays, you might find yourself staring at a container of leftover turkey and wondering what to do with it. This cozy, flavorful chili is the perfect way to give those leftovers new life. With cooked turkey and sweet potatoes already on hand, it comes together quickly—perfect for an easy weeknight meal. (And if you don’t have leftovers, no worries—we’ve included an option for starting from scratch, too!)
Celebrate Co-op Month by learning about cooperatively owned brands!
At Friendly City Food Co-op, we publish an Annual Report each year. Here’s the one from 2025!
From everyday essentials to special treats, our shelves are stocked with amazing women-owned brands.
Spice up a weeknight dinner with this quick and easy tofu and vegetable recipe.
Owner purchases at Friendly City Food Co-op can add up to patronage dividend rewards each year. Learn more about how patronage dividends are calculate here.
This November, get ready for gatherings with friends and family with big savings on all Field Day products at your co-op. Save on more than 270 Field Day items, 5¢ from every sale will go towards North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems (NĀTIFS).
At Friendly City Food Co-op, we publish an Annual Report each year. Here’s the one from 2024!
As we approach Thanksgiving, a time for family, gratitude, and delicious food, we’d like to share a recipe that embodies all of these elements. This apple pie recipe was passed down in the family of Sharon Barber, a beloved member of our community who sadly passed away. In her honor, we are sharing this cherished recipe so that others can enjoy a taste of her family’s tradition during this season of giving thanks.
