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Our team is growing and the City of Phoenix will train them for us!

by Daniel | Jan 15, 2022 | Community, Cooperatives, Local Economy, Our team, Worker owned cooperatives | 0 comments

This week we welcome a guest chef whose specialty is her native food – Thai. We are excited for her to make a Green Curry for you. Welcome chef Wattanee! We are pleased to also introduce Cody to you who will wear many hats in the kitchen. Last week he prepped, made...
New Year Update

New Year Update

by Daniel | Dec 29, 2021 | Community, Cooperatives, Kindness, Local Economy, Worker owned cooperatives | 1 comment

Best wishes to you for this New Year!   Many of us are pondering what lies ahead. For us at Community Cuisine, we know where we want to go. Still, there remain many things to figure out to actually arrive there. There is a lot to do for us in 2022 and we count on your...
The Nourish Package and Special Programs…

The Nourish Package and Special Programs…

by Daniel | Apr 2, 2021 | Community, Kindness, Local Economy, Nutrition, Sharing | 0 comments

The Nourish Package and Special Programs… We are aware that access to nutritious and tasty food like ours is not available to everyone, we wanted to come up with something that helps out, even if only on a very small scale. We’ve created the Nourish Package to...

2021 Update

by Ingrid | Jan 13, 2021 | Community, Cooperatives, Kindness, Local Economy, Nutrition, Sharing, Worker owned cooperatives | 1 comment

Community Cuisine sometimes seems like a relic from times gone – a business where owners and customers have known each other personally for years. We’ve been through moves, illnesses, marriages and deaths of loved ones with some of you – not to speak of a...

up Beet Newsletter

by Daniel | Feb 20, 2013 | Community, Cooking Classes, Local Economy, Vegetables | 0 comments

How Does It All Fit Together: Jars and Community Dinners

by Ingrid | Oct 31, 2012 | Community, Kindness, Local Economy, Simplicity, World | 0 comments

These jars can be quite annoying! They have to be cleaned. They are heavy and can break. And they have to be stored upside down so nothing can fall into them; then turned over to be filled. And so it goes! But wait! I love the jars and I love the community dinners for...

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