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How much food is in a Winter Box?

10/14/2014

You can get an idea of what’s in each box from these contents lists from last year’s boxes, though we will only be offering the fresh veggie portion if we can source them from regional farmers. The bakery share comes from 8 Arms Bakery in Olympia and includes 1 loaf of bread and 1 package of crackers. The cheese (when included) comes from small Washington goat, sheep and cow cheese producers, as available.

November
1 doz Eggs
Bakery Share
Cheese -1 lb
Hazelnuts - 1 lbs
Seckel Pears 2 lbs
Apples-3 lbs
Citrus - 4 lbs
Winter Squash 6 lbs
Potatoes - 2 lbs
Garlic - 2 bulbs
Onions - 2 cippolini
Leeks
Beets
Bunch Carrots

December
1 doz Eggs
Bakery Share
Hazelnuts -1 lb
Anjou Pear-3 lb
Apples-2 lb
Dates- .5 lb
Grapefruit – 4 lrg
Citrus Mix 5 lbs
Chives
Butter Lettuce
Brussels – 2 lbs
Potato – 2 lbs
Kale – 1 bunch
Squash – 1.5 lbs
Shallot – 2 ea
Garlic/Onion
Carrots – 1 bunch

January
1 doz Eggs
Bakery Share
Cheese – 1 lb
Citrus Fruit – 7lbs
purple cauli
red cabbage
red butter lettuce
Shitake mushroom
Bunch carrots
zukes
yams
green bean – 1.5 lbs
red sw pepper – 2ea
red kale – 1 bunch
pinklady apple–2.5lbs
mandarins – 2.5 lbs
Heirloom navels – 6ea

February
1 doz Eggs
Bakery Share
Cheese - 1lb
avocado - 2-3
easter egg radish - 1 bunch
limes - 10
banana - 1 bunch
mango - 2-3
artichoke - 2
romanesco broccoli - 1 head
english cuke - 2
snap pea - 1 lb
red leaf lettuce - 1 head
cilantro - 1 bunch
parsley - 1 bunch
Broccoli - 2 lbs

March
1 doz Eggs
Bakery Share
Mandarins
Lemons
Cara Cara Navels
grapefruit
large mango
delicata squash
snow pea
Portobellos
lacinato
rainbow carrots
red butter lettuce
savoy cabbage
leeks
frissee (endive)
basil - thai
chives
shallot

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What is the Winter Box Subscription?

10/14/2014

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Once a month we do our best to pack up some sunshine and sweet breezes to send you home with. From winter storage fruits, veggies and nuts ripened in our own Washington sunshine to California citrus and other exotic treats from the tropics around this beautiful globe, you’ll get a bright taste of sunshine sweetness blended with the hearty goodness of Fall and Winter coziness. You also get a selection of hand crafted food items including baked goods and cheeses from local producers. It’s a food present you give yourself to put an extra bright spot into each month from November to March.

You can get an idea of what’s in each box from these contents lists from last year’s boxes, though we will not be offering the fresh veggie portion. The bakery share comes from 8 Arms Bakery in Olympia, and the cheese (when included) comes from small Washington goat, sheep and cow cheese producers, as available.

Pick up is at the Fruit Stand starting November 20, then every third Saturday of the month through March.

A full subscription is $625.00 and payment of one half the subscription amount is due upon registration by or before September 30. The balance due is payable monthly with each pickup, or in full by January 15.

Registration for the Winter Box Subscription closes on October 19, 2014. Participation is limited to 16, provided on a first come first served basis.

4/13/15 UPDATE:
2015 Subscription closes on October 18, 2015.

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