Storehouse Foods (1-888-378-0990) has expanded its dry pantry goods offering including grain and bean delivery service to new areas, including Ponoka, Alberta.
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Following the announcement, customers can order an array of grains, dried beans, rice, and other dry goods products to their doorstep. Storehouse Foods offers a selection of locally-sourced, non-GMO goods, with bulk and custom wholesale orders available for all products in the catalog.
For more, visit https://storehousefoods.ca
The company’s expansion into Ponoka is intended to provide local residents with access to quality, sustainable foods primarily grown in Alberta, without the need to leave their homes. The company relies on and supports skilled local farmers who grow the majority of Storehouse Foods’ specialty products.
Their dry goods selection features beans, lentils, barley, wheat, and wild rice, which can be used for home cooking, or by restaurants and other businesses looking to source their ingredients locally. Storehouse Foods also carries a variety of dry seasonings and spices as well.
One buyer said, “I try to shop local as much as possible and was very excited when I found Storehouse Foods. I was surprised to find out you could grow legumes here in Alberta and Storehouse Foods is of great quality. I ordered chickpeas and green lentils. Both are very fresh and have made some delicious meals!”
While their ingredients can be processed and eaten as-is, Storehouse Foods also carries a number of refining tools that one can use to get the most out of their dry grain products. For instance, their “Nutrimill Plus” package can be used to process their wheat into flour, and even includes a starter kit and instructional material.
Many of the grains offered are viable for home cultivation, in line with the company’s commitment to supporting the efforts of those trying to sustainably grow their own food. Storehouse’s broadfork cultivator is ideal for small to medium-sized garden, or in a homesteading environment.
One unique service that Storehouse provides is the “FoodVault” program, which allows customers to purchase large quantities of wheat. It can then be placed in storage on reserve until needed, with customers essentially buying into a community grain vault which can be accessed at any time.
For more information, visit https://storehousefoods.ca
Contact Info:
Name: Jon Motz
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Organization: Storehouse Foods
Address: 4836 45a Street, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 2C9, Lacombe, Alberta T4L 2C1, Canada
Website: https://storehousefoods.ca/
Release ID: 89081070
