Dear Breadroot Members:

News

Breadroot's Member Appreciation Day is Saturday, December 13th. Swissmar kitchen tools will be demonstrated, and various food samples will be featured throughout the store. Check out our latest products, including Himala sea salt, bulk nut butter, RSVP premium kitchen tools, and Solid Gold pet food. Solid Gold is a premium pet food - free sample packets available on December 13th; learn more about their products at: http://www.solidgoldhealth.com/

Breadroot is now featuring fresh bread from the Wild Goose Bakery in Lead. Chad and Micole Davis, the owners and bread-baking gourmets of Wild Goose, just brought in a large variety of their most popular breads. Come in for some fresh bread, or place a special order online at www.wildgoosebakery.com (deliveries will be made to Breadroot for special orders). A listing of their delicious bread follows:

Wild Goose Menu

Dear Breadroot Members:

News
Breadroot has grown into more coolers and bulk bins! Come in to see our expanded inventory and new look!

Wild Goose Bakery will be featuring fresh, organic-as-possible bread every Saturday, starting in November. Chad and Micole Davis have been bread artisans for years, and are passionate about making the finest breads and desserts. To view their selection, inspect ingredients, or place an order, visit www.wildgoosebakery.com. Micole will be delivering the bread on Saturdays and volunteering to answer questions. Stop in to check it out!

OCTOBER 2008 BREADROOT NATURAL FOODS CO-OP NEWSLETTER

Dear Breadroot Members:

Breadroot is growing! We have aquired more coolers, freezers, bulk
bins, and bulk nut butters to better serve our community.

UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS:

Annual All-Member Meeting & Potluck on Tuesday, October 21st @ 6PM at
Breadroot. The meeting is held to bring the community together, to
discuss ideas about the future of Breadroot, and to share some
friendship and food.

Breadroot will be hosting a new monthly Member Appreciation Day on the

Dear Breadroot Members:

It's harvest time! Check out these new items in the store:

* Local produce update: We have beets, radishes, collards, chard, and kale from Paul Pierson of Hermosa, tender cucumbers and fresh zucchini from DC Gardens, and sweet strawberries from Spearfish, plus beans, peas, squash, and more so check it out! Our produce price list is updated online every Monday and Friday night to reflect our current selection, just look online and you can see what we have.

BREADROOT NEWSLETTER

Dear Breadroot Members:

Welcome to the first Breadroot Natural Foods Co-op e-mail newsletter! This newsletter will be sent out once a month to let members know about sales, new products, general Breadroot news, etc. Forwarding these newsletters to interested people is encouraged. With rising food prices, Breadroot is a great source of high quality food at reasonable prices. Anyone can shop in the retail store. Members can place money-saving special orders: see http://www.breadroot.com for details.

NEW ITEMS NOW AVAILABLE IN THE STORE:

When you shop here, you can have more control of your food buying - and more responsibility.

Breadroot Cooperative is a community of people centered on food. "Food First" is part of our ever-evolving motto. Good food at fair prices is our goal.

We do that by operating a retail business, which allows us to establish wholesale relations with anyone from local farmers to national distributors. Members can take part in our ordering process and save on costs while becoming better informed about where and how their food is produced.

"Special orders" are a great way to save on goods you use a lot of, or products like supplements and personal care items, whose wholesale prices are raised substantially by most stores. The Co-op's store serves as a distribution point for orders and a place to get produce and things you buy a few at a time.

The Co-operative provides a framework in which people contribute labor, tools, capital, ideas, and more to make this happen. Membership is open to individuals, families, businesses, clubs and other groups. The cost is $20 per year. See Bylaws for details, and Membership for an application to fill out and bring or mail to the store.

Our Co-op is named for a native bean whose esculent roots are gathered in June from area prairies. It is a natural example of the endurance and sustainability we strive to achieve.