Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

Box Divvy Paxton - Forest Box Divvy, Social Enterprise, food box sharing connecting farmers & food wholesalers with the Food Hubs up to 40% cheaper than online supermarkets. WANT MORE?

Hub name: Paxton - Forest

Pick up Friday. Due to COVID-19 Our Local Food Hubs Have in place Hygiene, Packing and Social Distancing protocol. So a Wave and smile from a distance on pick up. Community working together. To register for the Hub use this link
https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290

Box Divvy is Community owned and run. This is a fruit veg and grocery cooperative. We purchase as

a group up to 40% cheaper than supermarkets. It’s a Smart coop and you get more of what you want than a normal coop. Box Divvy is a food box sharing system connecting growers & food producers directly with the Food. It is community owned and run designed to cut your food bill. You join online - there is no registration fee. https://www.boxdivvy.com/ You use an App on your phone or computer or a pad to order. Working with Western Sydney Diabetes Alliance - our aim is to provide accessible, inexpensive good quality fresh food. How it works:
Start Order is roughly $25-$30 and you can take up to 3 things out. You get to Vote for Start Order contents each week. How much you get is based on household size but you'll always get more than what you paid for in the Start Order. THEN
SPLITS (Let's SPLIT share a box). More fruit & veg, groceries, bread, eggs, meat etc. Put up 1 or 2 boxes and look at what others want to share and join them. You'll get great value, supporting farming families whom you'll get to know.


4 DAY ORDER CYCLE –FOR Friday pick up

Sunday 9pm – Order creation
It’s an OPT OUT SYSTEM so if you don’t want an order for the coming week, you must suspend prior to Sunday 9pm. Your “WISH LIST VOTE” and any changes you wish to make to your household size must also be done by Sunday 9pm. Monday - Starting Order Published
Login take up to 3 things out and JOIN SPLITS. Wednesday 9pm - CUTOFF
Orders closed. Cards charged. There are 2 automatic processing’s, if those both decline - a $5 recharge fee is applied as it pays for someone to manually reprocess. You must pay BEFORE pick-up. Friday - PICK UP. You must pick up day of delivery at the pick-up time or arrange with Hubster. PAYMENTS
You must pay for your order once committed to an order cycle. Once in an Order Cycle we cannot withdraw an order. It is your responsibility to suspend the correct weeks. ORDERING SYSTEM
Dead simple. You share boxes online using the App. SUSPENDING ORDERS
When you tick the date, wait, it will turn red to confirm suspension. You’re expected to order weekly or fortnightly. STARTING ORDER
There’s a Starting Order based on your weekly ‘wish list’ VOTE and you can take out up to 3 things. Every week BEFORE Order Creation do a Wish List Vote to help Hubster (person who organisers Hub) to set up Starting Order. SHARE BOXES known as SPLITS
If you wish for more, you join Splits and share boxes. You can suggest a box to share or to your Hubster. Such as saying to your group: “Who’d like to share a box of apples?”

At order cut-off you pay automatically online (Visa or Mastercard & Secure Eway Payment gateway) then boxes from growers & food wholesalers come to the Hubster’s house for packing. You pick up from their place or they may offer home delivery. FRUIT, VEG, BREAD, EGGS – Order, pay, receive this week
GROCERIES – Order, pay, receive next week due to fresh roasting of coffee and made to order. BREAD baker direct – Minimum HUB order total is $30
GROCERIES wholesaler direct – Minimum HUB order is $75
MEAT AND SEAFOOD (NEW) – Order every 3 weeks

READ THE AMOUNTS YOU ARE PURCHASING
Please check carefully if the items are single, handfuls, 500gm, 1 kg etc. Don't assume it's by one item. EXAMPLE: Cherries sold by the box, make sure you’re not putting in 5 thinking it's handfuls when it's boxes. Read the descriptions please. EXTRAS
There are ALWAYS extras as the box belongs to members so your Hubster will divvy extras when available. There is also usually a SWAP box - if you forget to customise your Starting Order, you can throw in some apples and take out some carrots that someone else did not want. You will get great value. COMMUNITY BOX
Many Hubster’s ask members if this SWAP BOX can become a COMMUNITY KINDNESS BOX given to a family in need. This is part of the Social Enterprise experience by being part of the Hub. NOT WANT AN ORDER? There are no contracts, you can suspend orders when you don’t want them. WANT EXACTLY 1 tomato 2 oranges? Then Box Divvy is not for you. This is a coop and things are in handfuls NOT exact items. You need to be flexible but you'll always get good value. We are a group of community minded people wanting to change the food system. Reduce packaging and pay our farmers fairly. By reducing our carbon footprint by 90% this means we buy in bulk as a group and then share it. We need to be a bit flexible. You will know roughly what you will get but you can’t get exact. We have a Packing Guide but the numbers will change as produce is smaller or larger. Mostly you will get extras overall. HOW DO I KNOW WHAT I SPEND? EASY. You will pay the STARTING ORDER PLUS if you join in SPLITS or ADD Groceries. At the bottom of MY ORDER you will see the MAX you will pay if all your SPLITS get over the line, any groceries you’ve ordered and the Starting Order. You can reduce the SPLITS or Groceries you joined BEFORE CUTOFF. PACKAGING
Much of the produce comes loose so please provide your Hubster with a NAME LABELLED BAG: ALSO - calico/wash nets to put handfuls in (do not expect your Hubster to provide paper bags please): Bring in your old icecream containers, for example, for the Hub to put soft stuff in. If you get an item in plastic, recycle it in your soft plastic bin. We don't interrupt the packing from the farmer. Farmers are trying to work out how to transport produce and it can’t always be plastic free - for the moment. The Sugar Cane bags are not strong, don't last and definitely not airtight. Cardboard and paper fall apart. New technology is being worked on. NOT FOR ME
If after you’ve tried it and Box Divvy is not working the way you want, then you can cancel membership. So? Join our group to make a difference. You have the power to do so. Cut your food bill significantly – Wow! The goal: to cut your food bill, without compromising on the quality, freshness and variety of food. With minimal effort, minimal packaging and food miles, and still paying farmers and suppliers a fair price for their produce.

It’s always exciting to introduce new members to wonderful fresh produce, supporting our local farmer. It's free to join...
23/07/2024

It’s always exciting to introduce new members to wonderful fresh produce, supporting our local farmer.

It's free to join, so give Box Divvy a try and enjoy great quality food and cost of living savings!!

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

20/07/2024

~ New (additional) egg supplier ~

Hunter Valley Eggs will remain our lead supplier but, especially in winter, they’re unable to fill all our orders on their own.

So we’ve found another egg supplier to help keep up with demand - Moonbi Valley Eggs, based near Tamworth.

Their stocking density is 10.000 hens per HA, similar to Pace Eggs.

Supply from Moonbi Valley Eggs will start this week.

20/07/2024

This is a pretty typical Oral Care aisle in your local supermarket, which as you can see clearly dominates with 95% of products owned by multinationals and manufactured overseas. Just one Australian-owned and made brand is left standing: Grant’s of Australia.

Before being introduced to Grant's I'd never heard of them nor noticed their products in the supermarket. So, I went looking, and no surprises I had to crouch way down low to find their toothpaste.

Can you find it? Hint you may need to zoom in nice and close🧐

Being the curious type I wanted to know more about this brand and discovered that a couple from Melbourne some 38 years ago couldn't find a pleasant tasting fluoride-free toothpaste for their daughter, so they created their own. The name Grant's derives from the street the family was living in at the time.

My family has started using Grant's Mild Mint Natural Toothpaste and it has a nice subtle minty flavour and leaves your mouth feeling fresh and clean.

Supporting the little guy is something that Box Divvy prides itself on and is one of the reasons why I love being a Box Divvy member.

You can check out the range at Box Divvy Marketplace ➡ Cleaning ➡️ Personal ➡️Oral Care.

LettuceLocal Iceberg lettuces are just $2.27 each. They’re from Xerri Bros in Agnes Banks, and if you think it’s too col...
20/07/2024

Lettuce

Local Iceberg lettuces are just $2.27 each. They’re from Xerri Bros in Agnes Banks, and if you think it’s too cold for a salad, why not make San Choy Bow?

Recipe here.
https://www.recipetineats.com/san-choy-bow-chinese-lettuce-wraps/?utm_source=BoxDivvy+Newsletter&utm_campaign=a9ecc04050-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2024_07_19_02_20&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-a9ecc04050-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

MandarinsWe’re jumping onto early season Honey Murcott mandarins this week, because they’re very low in seeds this time ...
20/07/2024

Mandarins

We’re jumping onto early season Honey Murcott mandarins this week, because they’re very low in seeds this time of year. Wait another month, and you’ll be doing spitting competitions. Oh, and just $2.60 a kilo.

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

H2G Passata Rustica: $2 a jar until stocks last.Honest to Goodness came to our new warehouse last month, and realised th...
19/07/2024

H2G Passata Rustica: $2 a jar until stocks last.

Honest to Goodness came to our new warehouse last month, and realised that 3500 sqm is a LOT of space. So, when they ended up with a few pallets of Passata with a Best Before Date of 31 August, who were they going to call??

“We’ll take ‘m”, we said. Over 1500 jars that we normally sell for $4.49 – but are now going out the door for $2 a pop.

We think they’ll be gone in a fortnight – well before they have a chance to expire. BTW: there’s every chance they’ll be good for another year…

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

Not just for vegetarians: Nutrisoy Tofu and TempehTofu and Tempeh are tasty and sustainable sources of protein. But ther...
19/07/2024

Not just for vegetarians: Nutrisoy Tofu and Tempeh

Tofu and Tempeh are tasty and sustainable sources of protein. But there’s a lot more to it: tofu and tempeh are
Low in saturated fat and no cholesterol
High protein content
Good source of calcium, iron, zinc, magnesium and selenium
Rich in isoflavones - phytochemicals that protect against cancer and heart disease
Heart healthy: 25g of soy protein per day, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease
Beneficial for bones

So the addition of Tofu and Tempeh to our Chilled Line-up is long overdue.
The range includes 5 different Tofus – from firm to silken – as well as some flavoured tofu. All but one are made from Australian-grown soybeans – and they are all non-GMO.
The Tempeh range includes 4 products, including a tasty Tempeh burger.

You will find them in Chilled ➡️Vegetarian and Vegan ➡️ Tofu/Tempeh.

And until the end of July, they are 10% off. Now, that’s tempting…

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

Mayver’s Nut Spreads: 100% nutsWe’ve ranged Mayver’s peanut butter and other nut spreads before, so what’s the story?Abo...
19/07/2024

Mayver’s Nut Spreads: 100% nuts

We’ve ranged Mayver’s peanut butter and other nut spreads before, so what’s the story?

About a year ago, H2G was supplying us with Mayver’s organic peanut butter – but they always struggled with the Best Before Date (i.e. the stock was old by the time we got it), so we replaced it with Ridiculously Delicious Peanut Butter. True to its brand name: it’s truly delicious but also a little ridiculously expensive at over $7 a jar. Don’t worry, we’re keeping the brand for the true PB Believers – but since Cozzie Livs has started dominating everyone’s lives, we felt we needed a slightly more economical – but almost as tasty and honest-to-goodness-100%-nuts-only PB. But still 100% Aussie nuts.

And that’s Mayver’s for you: no ifs, no buts, no maybes – but Mayver’s.

And in addition to the Crunchy and Smooth peanut butter, we also offer:
Mayvers Pure Goodness Everything Spread – 8 different nuts and seeds
Mayvers Almond Butter
Mayvers Tahini Hulled.

And until the end of this month, they’re all 10% off their already low price.

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

Moussa's market updateThe cold snap is gripping South-East Australia, and it’s starting to slow supply – especially in v...
19/07/2024

Moussa's market update

The cold snap is gripping South-East Australia, and it’s starting to slow supply – especially in vegetables…

https://youtu.be/uxgGKTeyab8?si=5bNsil3L3EjUN6b9

Fruit

Best value fruit: apples, mandarins, tangelos, Cara Cara oranges, pineapple, passionfruit, watermelon. Strawberries are still a tad expensive, but are about a dollar cheaper than last week.

Vegetables

In vegetables, the cold is starting to have a big impact on the supply of cucumbers, broccoli and especially beans. On the other hand, Snowpeas and sugarsnaps love a bit of cold – and prices for both are under $10/kg.
Leafy greens will be a little tighter, and the remainder is still reasonably priced.
The BoM is still predicting a winter heatwave from late July…

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

Lolli’s Artisan Soup Mixes: a meal on its ownProduced by Colleen Walters on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, these mixes wil...
19/07/2024

Lolli’s Artisan Soup Mixes: a meal on its own

Produced by Colleen Walters on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, these mixes will take your soup to a while new level. Or at least, they’ll save you time (and money) having to get each ingredient on its own. (Each variant has between 20 and 40 different ingredients – and all of them (except for maltodextrin) are whole foods and spices.

The packs look colourful – almost too good to open – but trust us: they’re worth it. Each one will deliver 10-12 serves (easily 2-2.5L) of thick and richly flavoured soup.

Available flavours:
Thai Curry
Italian Garden
Tex Mex Chilli
Split Pea
Mulligatawny
The Box Divvy price is $10 each ($13.95 elsewhere), which works out to less than $1 per serve. Please note: some flavours will need additional ingredients (e.g. bacon for the Split Pea Soup).
You’ll find them in Pantry ➡️ Meal Preparation ➡️ Soup, Stock & Gravy.

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

Love this explanation from Box Divvy East Maitland - High
18/07/2024

Love this explanation from Box Divvy East Maitland - High

Wondering how Box Divvy works? 🤔
Easy!

Take this Leek “split” on photo below for example 👀👇🏼

The group aka Hub order had just opened (and we have another 2 full days for the rest of the Hub Members to order until the platform closes)
I’ve added 1 Leek to my order, 2 other members have also, so the group (55 members in our Hub) need to buy another minimum 3 for the Leeks to reach my garage on Tuesday morning/packing/collecting day.

The Celery split below made it, and it’s fine to add more to it - we just needed 3 bunches minimum, and out of 55 members we get that 3 minimum per Hub order per week.

Some splits are bigger (apples) some are smaller (lettuce) but as a Hubster I am always here to help & coach the splits that need a little push before the platform closes so you get a maximum of variety.
This is how we all save some dough & getting farm-to-fork produce.
We work together, build an awesome sense of community, reduce our food miles & carbon footprint, and support Aussie farmers by paying them what’s fair: over twice what supermarkets offer them.

No joining fee, pause or bail whenever, people absolutely love getting their produce this way so they come back to support our small business every week: the quality is by far better that supermarkets, the produce lasts much longer, it is better value, comes in a box that you collect from a friendly neighbour - what’s not to love?

To customise your box this weekend & collect Tuesday PM:
https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/365

🍎125 different seasonal fruit & veg on offer
🍞55 bakery items
🍯342 pantry items (at 10% off this week)
🍳Free range eggs
🦞214 chilled items incl. Meat, Seafood, deli meats & dips, dairy (chilled items are $10 delivery or free home delivery when only $50 min. spend on chilled)

Yum! Off to add extra produce to cart…
15/07/2024

Yum! Off to add extra produce to cart…

The extravagance of my hubby using our Box Divvy produce continues.
He calls this one 'rustic bruschetta'.
Can't wait to see what he comes up with next.

Moussa's market updateThis week’s Divvy Picks belowhttps://youtu.be/dXui8cTExQc?si=f93EfX8jMuc_dgaPMarket update FruitPi...
14/07/2024

Moussa's market update

This week’s Divvy Picks below

https://youtu.be/dXui8cTExQc?si=f93EfX8jMuc_dgaP

Market update


Fruit

Picture of citrusIn fruit, we’re still waiting for the berry season to get underway in a meaningful way. This week last year – which wasn’t a great season by any stretch – the wholesale price per punnet was 40% lower than this week, thanks in part to cooler weather with intermittent rain, and in part because some growers have quit. Of course, the irony of higher prices is that it will attract more growers back into the strawberry market, so next year – if growing conditions are benign – we may well see a berry glut.

For now, word is that supply will improve by the end of July – so give it another 2 weeks.

In the meantime, enjoy passionfruit, apples (including $2 Granny Smith from Prima and Shaholli), mandarins (20% cheaper than last week) and any other citrus, melons and kiwi.

Vegetables

Potatoes $1 per kgIn vegetables, green beans are probably the only pricey vegetable: everything is priced somewhere between reasonable and cheap. Even Lebanese cucumber – from Basil in Rossmore and Golden Fields – has dropped in price by over 30%.

Best value: red capsicum, snow peas, potatoes (Sebagos at $1 a kilo), most leafy greens, lettuce, Roma and Field tomatoes, zucchini, potatoes, cauliflower, broccoli and pumpkin.

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

New Organic Rice Crackers from H2GMost rice crackers use white rice, but the H2G rice cracker are made with brown rice –...
14/07/2024

New Organic Rice Crackers from H2G

Most rice crackers use white rice, but the H2G rice cracker are made with brown rice – which has 5 times as much dietary fibre compared with white rice. They are also a source of trace elements such as Manganese, Selenium, Magnesium and Folate.

They come in 3 flavours:
Salt & vinegar
Smokey BBQ
Sweet Chilli
You will find them under Snacks & Entertainment ➡️Savoury Snacks.

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

New at Box Divvy: Grant’s toothpaste and mouthwashHave you ever found yourself standing in front of the oral care sectio...
14/07/2024

New at Box Divvy: Grant’s toothpaste and mouthwash

Have you ever found yourself standing in front of the oral care section in the supermarket, and felt somewhat overwhelmed? A bewildering assortment of brands and product claims – sensitive teeth, gum health, whitening, fresh breath, or all of the above. At least 95% of products are owned by multinationals, and manufactured overseas: US-based Colgate controls about two-thirds of the market, and the remainder is divvied between Oral-B (US-based P&G), Sensodyne and Macleans (both British-owned), Red Seal (NZ) and a sprinkling of tooth whiteners like White Glo, Hismile and Smile Hero that mostly import.

Just one Australian-owned and made brand is left standing: Grant’s of Australia.

We like Grant’s not only for that reason – it’s also as natural a toothpaste as you can get:
No Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) which is an industrial cleaner that helps the foaming process, found in most toothpaste (and shampoo and other personal cleaning products for that matter). Some research links over-exposure to mouth ulcers and allergies.
No Sodium Hydroxide (or caustic soda aka drain cleaners) found in many toothpaste brands. Do we need to say more??
No Chlorine dioxide – an industrial bleach. Duh.
No polypropylene glycol – a spreading and wetting agent.
No saccharine – an artificial sweetener that has been on the on-and-off list of FDA for causing cancer. Xylitol is a better option.
No fluoride. This is a common ingredient in toothpaste to help prevent tooth decay, and does not appear to have side effects – unless swallowed. That is why there are warnings on toothpaste packs (1) not to swallow, and (2) not to use fluoride toothpaste for kids under 6.
Okay, there are rabbit holes and conspiracy theories everywhere – in all likelihood, most of these chemicals in low doses and correct use probably have no harmful effects. However, the question is: do we really need them? Some are used to support marketing claims, or make toothpaste taste sweeter or produce more foam. Fluoride can be beneficial, but mainly if you have a diet high in sugars and simple carbohydrates. We suspect (or hope) that would not apply to most Box Divvy members, so the benefit of fluoride is muted if you have a healthy diet.

Besides, the long-term exposure to some of these chemicals – especially if they appear in several different products – is not well understood, so we are simply saying: play it safe, and avoid where possible. For further reading, check out here and here.

Anyhow, please check out the range:
Grants Toothpaste - Mild Mint 110g
Grants Toothpaste - Whitening with Peppermint 110g
Grants Toothpaste - Sensitive 100g
Grants Toothpaste - Strawberry for Kids 75g
Grants Mouthwash - Minty Fresh 500mL
They are competitively priced, and can be found under Cleaning ➡️ Personal ➡️Oral Care.

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

Kabul Star Bakery: Back in BusinessAsad has been busy remodelling his bakery this week to increase its capacity, and he’...
14/07/2024

Kabul Star Bakery: Back in Business

Asad has been busy remodelling his bakery this week to increase its capacity, and he’s ready for some big orders. We told him that even though it’s school holidays, he should brace himself after all the social media activity we saw last week. Dozens of Hubsters and members posted pictures of their kids holding up these giant slabs of bread almost as big as they were tall… we reckon they can be more aptly named Afghan Boogie Boards!

Find out more
www.boxdivvy.com.au

To register with Box Divvy Paxton - Forest

https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Our pick up day is Fridays.

Happy Pineapple Day Week MonthLast week, we announced International Pineapple Week, and celebrated pineapples-with-tops ...
07/07/2024

Happy Pineapple Day Week Month

Last week, we announced International Pineapple Week, and celebrated pineapples-with-tops for $2.76 a pop.
This week, the grower is desperate to sell a big overhang of freshly picked pineapples – bringing them down to $2.34 each. So go on, help him out!

Join our hub here https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

Moussa's market updateThis week’s Divvy Picks will see you red and green. Here’s why…Check out the videohttps://youtu.be...
07/07/2024

Moussa's market update

This week’s Divvy Picks will see you red and green. Here’s why…

Check out the video

https://youtu.be/xunRz-hM1qU?si=RgOMIlzJ0TYSvxZK

Market update


Fruit

Tangelo $2.91/kgIn fruit, prices are generally lower than last week – with drops for blueberries, green kiwi, apples, pineapple and passionfruit. Watermelon is still cheap, but rockmelons are dear.

Cara Cara oranges, lemons and ruby grapefruit are as cheap as ever, but we just don’t know what to think of the mandarin season: this year may well turn out to be the worst on record in terms of volume and quality. There is a lot of dry fruit around, and we carefully pick our way around it – but good fruit is both scarce and expensive.

A far more reliable option when it comes to juice and flavour is the tangelo – a cross between Pomelo (a type of grapefruit) and Tangerine or mandarins. It does have both tang and sweetness, but above all it’s super juicy. And at $2.91 a kilo, they are literally half the cost of mandarins. Definitely worth a try.


Vegetables

In vegetables, avocaodes are tightening up – waiting for the local NSW season to start in earnest – but they’re still under $1 each. (They’re $2 in Colesworth).

Rain in the Lockyer valley has pushed up beans and corn prices, but local snowpeas are under $10 a kilo – and even sugarsnap are well-priced at $13.60.

Broccoli has come down in price but is not exactly cheap. Gerard Saad will start picking in the next 1-2 weeks, and as more local broccoli comes onto the market, prices will drop further.
Meanwhile, broccolini and Brussels sprouts are much better options.

George Portelli is back with red cabbages – as well as great value kale, wombok, silverbeet and cos lettuce hearts. Cauliflower, celery and white radish from Manuel Xerri, rhubarb and baby spinach from the Vellas,

Golden Beets $4.75/kgSwiss rainbow chard and golden beetroot from the Grimas are all good value local options. The cold snap is slowing down herbs and some leafy greens – including Asian greens.

North Queensland is stepping up supply of capsicum, zucchini and tomatoes – all of which are cheaper than last week.
Everything else seems to be pretty steady.

Join our hub here https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/290?referral=map

2 Pops Macadamia Honey available until stocks lastRussell from 2 Pops Honey managed to get hold of 300kgs of Macadamia H...
07/07/2024

2 Pops Macadamia Honey available until stocks last

Russell from 2 Pops Honey managed to get hold of 300kgs of Macadamia Honey from northern NSW. It’s a short season: macadamia trees flower in August and September, and bees almost exclusively feed on macadamia flower nectar. Most of their honey is harvested in October. Russell is not too sure if he can get more so if you want to try the characteristically nutty flavour or macadamia honey, now is the time.

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