Love your locks, Love the Planet!

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Not all shampoos and conditioners are created equal. Feel good about your hair care with eco-friendly shampoo and conditioner bars.

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Give Mother Nature
a helping hand

It’s easy to reduce water waste and help save the planet! Each bar is created without water or plastics, but instead crafted with long-lasting, concentrated formulas and naturally derived ingredients that are good for you and the planet.

Did you know?

Each bar can replace 2-5 plastic bottles of shampoo or conditioner!

Washing is as easy as 1-2-3

1. WET

bubbly soap

2. MASSAGE

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3. RINSE

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Get the best from your bars!

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Because shampoo and conditioner bars are crafted with all-natural ingredients, leaving them sitting in a puddle of water can cause your bars to become soggy and break down quicker. The simple solution: Store your bars where water can easily drain. 

What are some of our favorite storage options?

  • Sleek and stylish soap trays
  • Biodegradable “soap saver” bags
  • Compostable, in-shower closed containers

Make every day a good hair day!

OMI

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Welcome to OMI, where outside meets inside!

OMI products are expertly formulated to combat the signs of aging—including wrinkles, dryness and thinning hair. Their formulas promote a youthful appearance by supporting three major building blocks in the body: collagen, keratin and elastin. This age-fighting trio of “beauty proteins” helps provide structural support for your skin and preserve the integrity of cells and tissues.

Collagen

An abundant natural protein that builds your skin’s thickness and suppleness. It accounts for 80% of the skin’s dermis, the mid-layer responsible for firming and plumping your skin. As the body ages, existing collagen begins to break down and new collagen becomes more difficult to produce.
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Keratin

This fibrous protein helps maintain beautiful, strong and healthy hair, nails and skin. It accounts for a large portion of the epidermis, or top layer of skin, and helps to form a protective layer on the skin’s surface.  

Elastin

Made up of an intricate network of fibers, this elastic protein plays a large role in the skin’s ability to stretch and return to shape. A thousand times more elastic than collagen, a lack of this beneficial protein can lead to sagging or wrinkled skin.
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OMI WellBeauty™ Build + Protect supports these three essential proteins to form the foundation of healthy, glowing skin. Their advanced collection of beauty essentials combines beauty proteins with moisturizers and antioxidants to maintain a healthy collagen matrix and keep your skin looking fresh and fabulous throughout the years.
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The Sweetest of the Bunch

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Bite into fresh, juicy, California-grown grapes
at the peak of their season.

Here are some of the unique varieties to keep an eye out for:


 

Tips for the bunch when they lose the crunch

Become a grape pro and learn how to roast, freeze and dehydrate grapes when they become overripe!

 

Roast ’em

Roasted grapes are a perfect addition to any dish! Roasting brings out their rich, sweet flavor.
Here’s how:
  • Toss your grapes with olive oil and roast at 420° for 20-25 minutes.
  • Once done, let them cool and add to your favorite salads, share on a charcuterie board, serve on a pizza or just snack on ‘em alone.

Freeze ’em

The easiest but also the coolest option, this treat will keep you frosty in the summer months. 
Here’s how:
  • Place washed and dried grapes on a sheet pan or in a bowl and freeze for 1-2 hours.
  • Once done, snack away on these mini pops of flavor or store ‘em in a freezer bag for up to 12 months.

Dehydrate ’em

We’re raisin the stakes! Why use store-bought raisins when you can make them yourself?
Here’s how:
  • Preheat your dehydrator or oven to 180° and wash & blanch your grapes (to blanch, place in boiling water for 30 seconds and then transfer to a bowl of ice water).
  • Next, remove the stems, cut in half and set in a single layer on a cookie sheet. Place in your dehydrator or oven for 18-24 hours, rotating halfway through.
  • Once dried, store in an airtight container for up to 3 weeks.

Feeling grape with all your new knowledge? Try these recipes!

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Frozen Yogurt-Covered Grapes

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Grape and Cheese Board

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Meat & Seafood Wine Pairings

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Wine Pairings to Elevate Your Evening Meal

There’s something special about pairing your favorite protein with wine. Maybe it’s the tannins talking, but meals just seem better when savored with a complementary varietal. To help you take your dinner game to the next level, our wine experts have developed some perfect pairings for the fresh, top-quality meats and responsibly sourced seafood you’ll find in our Meat Department. Salud!


Beef Up Your Dinner Plans

You can’t go wrong with a savory bone-in ribeye swimming in natural juices.
With a little forethought, these perfect pairings will complement your next meaty meal.

Ribeye Steak with Cherry Bordelaise Sauce

glass of red wine Cabernet sauvignon is a natural companion

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Recipe by: Kyndra Claire at Kyndra’s Kitchen (kyndraclaire.com)

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Bone-in Ribeye with Garlic-Herb Butter

glass of red wine Pair with a red blend

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Recipe by: Cheryl Malik at 40Aprons.com

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Seas the Day with Fresh Fish

Our delectable, responsibly sourced salmon fillets have a delicate yet firm texture
and bold flavor that pairs swimmingly with many wines.

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Grilled Salmon with Avocado Mango Salsa

Reach for a roséglass of rose wine

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Recipe by: Natalia at Natteats.com

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Grapefruit Salmon Salad

Sensational with sauvignon blancglass of white wine

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Recipe by: Karman Meyer at TheNutritionAdventure.com



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Winner, Winner Chicken Dinner

Our organic, boneless and skinless chicken breasts provide the perfect base for an
Asian-inspired stir-fry made your way with healthy cauliflower rice.

One Pan Fried Cauliflower Rice Chicken Dinner

glass of sparkling wine Pair with refreshing, bubbly prosecco

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Enchilada Chicken Tacos

glass of sparkling wine Riesling is recommended

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Recipe by: Rachel Nichols at TheFondLife.com

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Pairings provided by our in-house sommelier, Katie Woodcock.

Be a Force for Good: Choose B Corps

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What is a B CorpTM?

Certified B Corporations™are businesses leading a global movement working to redefine success in business by harnessing their collective power to use profits and growth to drive positive impact for their employees, communities and the environment. B Corps™ meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, transparency and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose.

As a committed member of the B Corp™ movement, Danone North America and its family of brands including Silk, So Delicious Dairy Free, Horizon Organic and Wallaby Organic, are helping accelerate a global culture shift to build a more sustainable economy. Through their long-lasting commitment to economic success and social progress, they are demonstrating their belief that each time we eat and drink, we can vote for the world we want.

When you buy B CorpTM products, you are supporting companies working to create a more sustainable society for all.

How Brands are Bringing the B Corp Movement to Life

Danone Food Can Change the World

So Delicious Dairy Free

A brand that welcomes everyone to its table, So Delicious Dairy Free is working to improve the well-being of its farmer partners through a new, long-term project. In August 2021, the brand launched the Good People Loop, a program that starts with empowering our coconut farmer partners across our supply chain with a holistic training approach offering education, resources and tools to support their social and economic empowerment. Starting with coconuts, by promoting organic farming and helping coconut farmers implement more sustainable, regenerative farming practices, So Delicious Dairy Free aims to increase crop yields by 50 percent and increase our coconut farmer partner income by 100 percent over the next five years, to help alleviate poverty and give them a fair shot to thrive in the global economy.

Silk

Silk is trying to do its part by developing plant-based food systems that work in harmony with nature and help restore the land. Its plant-based beverages have a lower carbon footprint than US conventional dairy milk. Silk balances all the water used in its manufacturing facilities to make its products, restoring it back to nature. As the first Charter Sponsor of the Change the Course program in 2013, Silk has supported over 35 projects in water-stressed locations helping restore more than 8.7 billion gallons of fresh water.

Horizon Organic

Horizon Organic has a strong commitment to people, the planet and animals. As the climate changes, the brand’s actions and the way they farm must evolve with it. As pioneers in the organic industry, Horizon is devoted to raising the bar to ensure they are respecting the world while creating the best milk possible. Horizon Organic, the largest USDA certified organic dairy brand in the world, has committed to becoming carbon positive across its full supply chain by 2025. For Horizon, carbon positive means achieving net-zero carbon emissions and going above and beyond by removing or preventing additional carbon from entering the atmosphere. Achieving this commitment will make Horizon Organic the first national dairy brand to be carbon positive.

Wallaby Organic

Wallaby Organic creates deliciously crafted yogurts with quality organic milk from cows raised on farms that are working to implement practices that support the environment, many of which participate in Danone’s soil health program. All Wallaby products are certified organic, meaning they are made from ingredients produced without the use of added growth hormones, antibiotics and toxic persistent pesticides per National Organic Program regulations.

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Sprouts 100% Grass-fed Angus Steaks

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100% Grass-fed Angus Steaks

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Quality you can taste

Our new 100% grass-fed Angus steaks add something special to the most delicious season of all. We’re proud to source our grass-fed Angus steaks from trusted family farms to bring you high-quality, nutrient-rich beef from cattle born and grazed in the USA without added hormones or antibiotics, ever!

When you shop our 100% grass-fed Angus steaks, you can be sure that the animals were pasture-raised and fed a diet of 100% forage. Since the animals roam on green pastures, they graze on protein-rich grasses rather than grains, which enhances the quality, taste and nutritional value of the beef.

Sourced from trusted family ranchers

We’re committed to sourcing wholesome, grass-fed Angus steaks for you and your family. It takes special care and attention to raise happy and healthy herds. Grass Run Farms® works with trusted U.S. family ranchers dedicated to ensuring the health and wellbeing of their cattle throughout the seasons, protecting them from harsh weather and feeding them the best forages and grasses 365 days a year. Their diet is specially formulated in collaboration with animal nutritionists to ensure the cattle are fed well and receive consistent nutrition every day. The nutrient-rich diet and open environment ensures you and your family get high-quality 100% grass-fed Angus steaks, every time.


Grill Up 100% Grass-fed Goodness!


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Poblano & Jalapeño Grilled Angus Top Sirloin


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Raspberry & Chipotle Grilled Angus Ribeye


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How to Cut Mangos

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Learn how to slice & dice juicy mangos!

Become a mango pro with these simple tips and tricks to ensure you get every sweet, juicy bite from these tropical faves. While there are a variety of methods to cut a mango for your morning smoothie or a refreshing afternoon snack, we’ve broken it down into four easy-to-follow steps just for you!

Choose mango-nificently!

Before taking this mango-chopping crash course, let’s learn how to pick ’em! A mango is ripe and ready to be enjoyed when it has a light, fragrant aroma and gives to gentle pressure when squeezed. Depending on the variety, a mango’s color doesn’t always determine ripeness! The best way to know when it’s ready to enjoy is by the firmness and sweet aroma.

Step 1:

Mangoes have an oblong seed running through the center that’s about 1/4-inch in width. Make your first slices alongside the center seed, creating two halves.

Step 2:

Gently make vertical slices in each half, being careful not to pierce the skin on the other side.
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Step 3:

Once both halves have vertical slices, cut the flesh in a grid-like pattern, making small squares without slicing through the skin on the other side.
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Step 4:

At this point, you can use a spoon to gently scoop between the flesh and the skin to pop out the cubes or you can use your hands to push the skin from underneath the flesh, creating a hedgehog-like effect. If your mango is ripe enough, you may be able to salvage a bit from the seed. Use a small paring knife alongside the seed and the skin to remove a little more goodness!
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How to store mangos:

Once you have sliced or diced your mangos, you can use them right away or store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator for about five days. They also freeze extremely well and make a delicious addition to smoothies or can be used as ice cubes in your favorite mocktail! To freeze: Be sure to spread your mango chunks on a baking sheet or cutting board to flash freeze before placing them into a freezer bag or container to prevent them from sticking together. Once they are hard enough, transfer them to your container of choice and freeze for up to six months.

Test your new skills with these recipes full of mango goodness!


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Citrus Herb Chicken with Mango Salsa


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Taste of the Tropics

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Taste the goodness of unique tropical fruit!


Explore a delicious variety of the most vibrant tropical fruit and bring home a little taste of the tropics. To help you decode their rather intimidating appearance, we’ve put together a few tips and tricks to help you enjoy all the goodness these fruits have to offer.


   

Feeling inspired? Give these tropical recipes a try!


Jackfruit bowl

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Golden Berry Crumble

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Explore Fresh Citrus Bursting with Flavor!

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Make spring days a little sweeter when you peel open a bright, juicy citrus that fills the room with a refreshing scent. With a variety of different citrus, you’re sure to find your zest one yet!

SHOP FRESH CITRUS


Celebrate Citrus

Cara Cara

Very low in acid, Cara Caras are bright and sweet with hints of cherry. They are typically bright and glossy, with a surprising slight rosy hue to the flesh.

Sumo Citrus®

These oversized mandarins combine easy-to-peel, Japanese Satsuma and sweet, juicy California orange. They have a bumpy, loose peel and sport a topknot with a perfectly balanced, sweet citrus flavor.

Heirloom Navels

Bright in color with thin skin that’s easy to peel. These seedless navels are perfect for kiddos with their rich flavor that’s balanced between sweet and tart.

Raspberry Oranges

Just like their name, these juicy citrus are full of a sweet raspberry flavor. Plus you’ll have fun slicing into these beauties to find a rich, deep red flesh.

Organic Mandarins

Naturally seedless and easy-to-peel, Organic Mandarins are the perfect on-the-go snack. Pack them for a road trip or add them to a lunch box for a sweet and juicy addition.

Minneola Tangelos

To grab the best of the Minneola Tangelos look for a fruit that is a bit heavy with unblemished skin. These Minneola Tangelos are both sweet and tart for a perfectly balanced snack.

Gold Nugget Mandarins

These citrus nuggets are extra sweet and juicy due to high sugar content. Plus, they’re seedless and easy-to-peel and segment for all age groups to enjoy!

Mandarins

This tiny-but-mighty fruit is naturally seedless and easy to peel. They’re sweet and perfect for snacking or adding onto a salad, dessert and so much more.


Now that you know how to pick ’em, give these recipes a try!


Winter Citrus Crunch Salad

Winter Citrus Crunch Salad

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Sweet Chili Orange Tofu

Sweet Chili Orange Tofu

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Sumo Citrus Chia Seed Pudding

Sumo Citrus Chia Seed Pudding

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Juicing Made Easy

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Get ready to boost your immune system naturally!

Wondering how to get those recommended five servings of fruits and vegetables into your daily diet? Juicing may be the answer! When you juice fruits and vegetables, you typically have to use more of the produce: Instead of eating one stalk of celery, you’re juicing several stalks of celery, which means you get more of the phytochemicals and micronutrients that make juicing so beneficial.

Keep in mind…

One drawback to juicing is that the process removes the fiber that can help you feel fuller longer and helps keep digestion in check. When you start juicing for the first time, keep it low on sugar! Strive for a healthy mix of mostly veggies with a bit of fruit for a sweet variety of nutritional benefits. A four-ounce serving of fruit juice is equivalent to a whole serving of fruit. So add in all the greens you like with a bit of fruit for a balanced refreshment full of goodness.

Power up with nutritious add-ins

Another great way to boost flavor and nutrition without excess sugar is to find simple add-ins. Try a little earthy turmeric root for its curcuminoids that lend powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties to your drink. Ginger will add a spicy zip to your sip and promote better digestion. A dash of cinnamon adds great flavor and is high in antioxidants.

Sip on these scrumptious juice blends!