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MEET OUR SPONSORS

Alesia Wilson, CNC, MH
Certified Nutritional Councelor & Master Herbalist
305.804.4124
Leesha418@gmail.com

Laura Ortega
Wildtree Rep
Offering organic, GMO free, all natural pantry products
786.566.3713 lauraortega16@gmail.com
http://www.mywildtree.com/lauraortega

Mary Palazuelos-Jonckheere
The Gentle Math Educator
gentlematheducator@gmail.com
305.484.8402

Kristin Johanson
Pampered Chef Rep Offering quality Kitchen Tools
305.278.7790 kristinpc@aol.com
www.pamperedchef.com/pws/kristinpc

Jen Jonson
Certified teacher, offering year end portfolio reviews to homeschooling families
954.560.1669

Want to promote your local business and show your support for Healthy Habits at the same time? Consider sponsoring us and placing your business information here! Email Cyndi at healthyhabitsproduce@gmail.com for more information.

How it works in a nutshell: Your minimal advertising cost will help us to offset some of our business expenses, help keep our prices low, and our groups full so that we can best serve you. It's a win-win!

More about our Produce Groups

If you are looking to save on healthy foods for your family, we can help. As an organic produce buying club we can buy in bulk at wholesale prices and share the discount with our members. Groups meet in various places in the Miami area including Miami Springs, Doral, Cutler Bay, Homestead, and Redlands. If you don't see a group near you or just want information about hosting a location for your community, let us know! We offer organic produce every two weeks. Hosts divide the produce between the boxes as fairly as possible. If you have food allergies or do not eat a certain item, work directly with the host to make swaps. She will make accommodations whenever possible.

I have personally loved the selection. It’s what we’ve been feeding our family for several years now. Anyone interested is encouraged to try it out once or twice to see if it works for your family.

Members need to contribute in some way, but there are so many ways to get involved, that no one is excluded. (I.E. take home a box to recycle, hand out flyers, . . .) Pick up times and locations are posted on the web (every other Tuesday). This may be the only difficulty for some, but if you want to start a group for your neighborhood, community or organization, at your own convenient location and set up your own pick up time, you would receive your produce for free as the host and your helper gets a discount as well.

Monday, January 3, 2011

Order for Tuesday, January 4 (Kendall is Jan. 7)

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!  We hope 2011 is our best co-op year yet!  Thank you to all you hosts and members for your participation and commitment to make our co-op work smoothly.  Our prices have stayed the same now, going on our third year.  We'll see how long we can keep this up.... with gas prices on the rise again, food prices may increase.

Bread shares are available for $18, and include 2 loaves of bread, 1 pack crackers and 1 dip (all whole grain and organic.)  Let your host know if you want to try these wonderful foods or add eggs or a fruit share to your regular order.  Honey is $20 per 1/2 gallon, with $2 of that cost refundable with your jug return.

REGULAR SHARE $52
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Carrots (except Redlands)
Breakfast Radish (Doral gets Watercress)
Cucumber
Lettuce
Mushroom (you get to experience our local oyster mushrooms if you didn't last time!)
Cabbage (Doral and Redland get Green Pepper)
Yukon Gold Potato (Doral gets Sweet Potato)
Red Jumbo Onion
Gala Apple
Pineapple
Banana
Cara Cara Orange (they have red flesh inside)

FRUIT SHARE $23
Red Anjou Pear
Kiwi
Satsuma Mandarin
Pomegranate (enjoy while they're still available!)
(Kendall is getting Honeydew in place of Pomegranate)
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