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We couldn’t do this all by ourselves. In fact, we wouldn’t want to. After all, breaking bread is all about being in good company. Please make yourself at home and, if you’re so inclined, tell us what’s on your mind.| Forum | Threads | Posts | Last post |
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There are a lot of conversations out there about what types of bags we should be using, especially when it comes to bags
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3 | 3 | Paper, Plastic or Neither? |
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Living green isn’t always easy, but it’s certainly worth the effort. What tips do you have for living green on a budget?
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1 | 5 | How do you live green on a budget? |
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We believe that good business is just as important as good bread, and we always look for ways to be more sustainable.
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2 | 4 | How do you practice good business? |
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We’re always looking for ways to be involved in our community.
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0 | 0 | What local organizations are getting involved in their community? |
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At the moment, we bake three kinds of bread: Simply Whole Wheat, 15 Perfect Grains, and Wild Oats and Honey.
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0 | 0 | What would you like us to bake for you? |
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One of the greatest virtues of organic food is that it simply tastes better.
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0 | 0 | What's your favorite organic food? |
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It doesn’t have to be fancy—sometimes there’s nothing as satisfying as a peanut butter and jelly—so tell us what’s been
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0 | 0 | What’s the best sandwich you’ve eaten lately? |
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Tell us stories about people who inspire you to live a healthy, sustainable lifestyle.
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1 | 1 | Who’s your local green hero? |