week of May 17th - 24th
FEATURED CHEESE
Blue Ledge Farm
CAMEMBRIE
Camembrie is Blue Ledge Farm's only cow's milk cheese. It is a
cross between Camembert and Brie, made with pure Ayrshire milk from the cows
next door. We like its sweet, creamy taste and we are so excited about it
because it is the first batch of their 2010 season, exposing all the fresh,
first flavors of the spring.
Enjoy the Blue Ledge Camembrie with an Iggy's baguette and some jam for a delightful local spring sandwich! This cheese
also has a delicious rind and it's available in 2 sizes! So grab a little one
for yourself and then get a whole wheel for your party.
ASK FOR A TASTE TODAY!
All items in our cheese case are available for sample and most
items are hand-made here in New England!
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FEATURED COFFEE 
Los Cuernos del Diablo
From small farmer co-ops in Caldas, Columbia Organic, Fair Trade, Medium Roast
Flavor Profile
Aroma: perfumey, jasmine, caramel & dark spice
Flavor: bursting orange, juicy white grape, fleshy
Mouthfeel: smooth and wet
Acidity: sparkling yet soft
Aftertaste: sweet and washingThe name Los Cuernos del Diablo means the Horns of the Devil - sure to tame the devil in you!
This coffee comes from Caldes, Columbia, a country that has been enmeshed in a violent conflict for the past 50 years. Learn the inspiring details about Equal Exchange's 2006 visit to this region, the farmers who live and work there, what their families are up to and all the progress they have committed to making everyday! We would LOVE to hear what you think about the
NEW Coffee of the Month!
Come on down and try a cup today! |
 FEATURED SUPPLIER
EQUAL EXCHANGE
ORGANIC, FAIR TRADE BANANAS
www.equalexchange.coopLocation: Bridgewater, MA!
How many miles away: 29.5 miles
What They Do: Make Fair Trade Products Available to You!
About the Company:Equal Exchange is a worker owned co-op with headquarters and coffee roasting facilities
in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
City Feed has served Equal Exchange Fair Trade
organic coffee to Jamaica Plain since we got started on Boylston Street back in
2000! AND WE ARE PROUD OF IT. We also have a wide variety of their Fair Trade
products, like tea, chocolate, cranberries and nuts. The Equal Exchange founders had a vision of "Fairness to Farmers," and
worked to pioneer Fair Trade practices in the U.S. They were the first to commit to paying fair
prices to farmers who are organized in democratically run cooperatives, which
support ecologically sustainable farming practices. The work Equal Exchange has done
for the past 2+ decades have transformed the coffee, tea and chocolate industries
and now they are turning their efforts on BANANAS. Now you have a choice when shopping for bananas. Look for a Fair Trade
sticker, and have confidence that your purchase of organic bananas will fairly benefit
the courageous farmers of El Guabo Coop
and its greater community. To learn more about Equal Exchange's
Fair Trade
Bananas, go beyond the peel! |
