Friday, 31 August 2012

Vegan Store

Vegan Store

Vegan Treats Bakery is a vegan bakery located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The bakery serves restaurants in DC, Philadelphia, and New York City as well as has its own retail store at 1444 Linden Street, Bethlehem.Vegan Treats Bakery has been in operation since 1998.The bakery is completely vegan, using no animal by-products in any of its goods.Vegan Treats owner Danielle Konya grew up in Northampton County, Pennsylvania and has kept her business local in the Lehigh Valley. For the last ten plus years, Vegan Treats' desserts have won the hearts of pretty much everyone with functioning taste buds. Residents of NYC, Washington DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia anxiously await her deliveries at area restaurants and cafes each week. (People have been known to plan their days around the arrival of her doughnuts.

Vegan Store

Vegan Store

Vegan Store

Vegan Store

Vegan Store

Vegan Store


Vegan Store

Vegan Store

Vegan Store



Wednesday, 29 August 2012

Organic Stores

Organic Stores


Many foods which are now commonplace in groceries first entered the market in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Efforts by early health pioneers such as Sylvester Graham, Horace Greeley, John Harvey Kellogg, George Ohsawa, Ellen White and others spurred an interest in health food. As early as the 1920s and 1930s health food stores started opening in the United States and the United Kingdom selling products such as blackstrap molasses and brewer's yeast.Perhaps the oldest health food store was founded by Thomas Martindale in 1869 as "Thomas Martindale Company" in Olde City Philadelphia. The Martindale family eventually moved the store to 10th and Filbert St. in the late 1930s and was heavily influenced by the new interest in health and wellness. The store manufactured their own coffee substitute made from dried figs called "Figco". Healthy foods were sold in the lunchroom, with all baked goods being sweetened with honey or maple syrup. Eventually the store evolved into what is known as Martindale's Natural Market which is still in existence today.

Organic Stores

Organic Stores

Organic Stores

Organic Stores

Organic Stores

Organic Stores

Organic Stores

Organic Stores

Organic Stores


Sunday, 26 August 2012

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

The year round Virginia Beach Farmers Market is a fun place to shop for local organic produce, fresh meats, homemade ice cream, freshly baked pies and more.With more than 14 merchants, the Virginia Beach Farmers Market is a great place to shop for fresh local produce, meats, seafood, homemade cakes and pies, ice cream made on-site daily and more. In addition to open air vegetable and fruit stands, there are several vendors and indoor shops that sell local foods, crafts and other products, plus a country style restaurant. A few highlights include:Milk products and outstanding ice cream made daily on-site including standard flavors and several unique gourmet ice cream flavors such as lavender, basil or espresso bean Local organic seasonal produce, locally prepared healthy foods, grass-fed beef and pork, organic chicken, dried fruit, nuts, whole grains and much more .

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach

Whole Foods Virginia Beach


Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations

Sure, you could shop at Safeway and QFC everyday — and you probably do — but sometimes occasions call for a life less pedestrian. When amateur gourmets crave something different, Seattle answers the call at Metropolitan Market, Uwajimaya, DeLaurenti’s, a bunch of Whole Foods and more.The cardinal Asian grocery in town, Uwajimaya is a must for yummies from sushi to sake — and the best live tanks on the entire coast. You’ll also find books, cookware and everything else needed to serve up a perfect taste of the Pacific. When the weather cooperates, grab some roasted Japanese chestnuts from the vendor outside.The chain has five stores in the area, each offering the features which made Whole Foods an iconic experience: amazing grab-and-go meals, a buffet of savory dishes, big cold salad bar, wide selection of organic items, helpful staff and great cooking advice. If it’s not the best in everything, it’s close — and best until one roof.

Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations

Wholefoods Locations


Roots Organic

Roots Organic

A unique formulation of the highest quality coco fiber/Coir on the planet which is repeatedly washed for an incredibly low EC, composted for over twenty-four months, and specially blended with extra long fibers, perlite, and pumice. Lightly amended with a starter charge of organic fertilizers like bat guano, worm castings and kelp, this mix is designed for heavy feeding and high performance in container or hydroponic applications.

Roots Organic

Roots Organic

Roots Organic

Roots Organic

Roots Organic

Roots Organic

Roots Organic

Roots Organic

Roots Organic


Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Natural and organic food retailer Whole Foods Market is shooting for an early 2012 opening for its Pembroke Pines store and late 2013 for its new location in downtown Miami.The 35,000-square-foot Pembroke Pines store will be located on a parcel at the western tip of Cobblestone Plaza, on Pines Boulevard at Northwest 155th Avenue. 

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines

Whole Foods Pembroke Pines


Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods

GloryBee Foods is pleased to announce that it has unveiled newly redesigned labels for its GloryBee Honey brand. The new labels’ colorful designs make it easier for consumers to differentiate between varieties of honey, and also highlight on store shelves all 13 of the honey varieties that bear the GloryBee brand . Additionally, the new labels are manufactured without the gold foil contained in the old labels, allowing the honey to be heated in the microwave if needed.

Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods

Glory Bee Foods