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Fresh Rainier Cherries with black pearl cherries

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Rainier Cherries

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Container of Gold Mountain Koji rice on a wooden surface with rice and another product in the background.

Rice Koji

Like a million tiny knives

If anything can turn straw into gold, it would be Koji. I suspect that those who say Koji is not magic don't believe in magic, even when they see it right before their very eyes. For some things in life, explanations are only there to take the fear away from that which cannot be explained.

Koji was crafted 9,000 years ago, most likely under another name, in an earthen jar in China, and it has been a staple of food alchemy ever since. Just not so much here, at least not until recently.

To many, it is the newest food rage. In fact, it is not a food but a tool that harbors amazing little workers who can transform and change how and what we eat in ways that would never seem possible.

There is a lot of science in Koji. Papers have been written about the subject. Some are "dry," long-winded, and some so crusty they seem fermented themselves.

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A Gift Lighter than Air

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Apple Cider Vinegar

Made with Gravenstein

You can taste the Gravenstein Apple! When you can taste the variety of apple you know you are tasting something special!

Everyone is shocked at how good this is! The usual response after tasting is to check the bottle and then say "that is nothing like any apple cider vinegar I have had before!"

Worth Drinking!

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Grand Cru Milk Chocolate - Maracaibo Creole - 49%

It's baking season!

Chocolate for Baking

Chocolate for baking! From desserts to a handful, organic baking chocolate is an essential pantry item to always have on hand. It's also a great place to hide your favorite chocolate in plain sight. "Disks" are perfect for melting (and eating by the handful)

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Chateau Virant A.O.P. Olive Oil bottle

Extra Virgin First Press Olive Oils

Olive Oils

In the Northern Hemisphere (e.g., Italy, Spain, Greece, California), olives are harvested between October and December. This means that the olive oil produced during that harvest season is technically from that calendar year.

For example, olives harvested in October–December 2025 produce olive oil from the 2025 harvest.

Freshly pressed olive oil typically becomes available a few months after harvest—often by early 2026.

So if you're buying olive oil in spring or summer 2026, the freshest oils will be labeled as "2025 harvest."

What Does “Fresh” or “New Harvest” Mean?


"Fresh" or "new harvest" means the oil was recently pressed from olives harvested in the most recent fall season.

See our selection of Olive Oils here

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We have been collecting recipes for over 25 years from Chefs' and cookbooks to share with you.

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Baking Ingredients

From high cocoa butter content couverture chocolates (like Valhrona and Felchlin) and Cocoa Powders, to extracts Ginger, Lime, Orange, Lemon and Chocolate, organically-grown vanilla products extracts, paste and powder, specialty sugars, hard-to-find flours, and baking ingredients from professional kitchens.

Specialty & Hard-to-find Baking Ingredients

Chef James Huffman

Canlis, Seattle's legendary fine dining institution perched in the Queen Anne neighborhood, has accumulated a remarkable collection of culinary honors over its 75-year history. Ranked among the top 20 restaurants in America by Gourmet Magazine and hailed by The New York Times as "Seattle's fanciest, finest restaurant," Canlis has also been a recipient of the Wine Spectator Grand Award continuously since 1997. In spring 2025, Food & Wine Magazine polled over 400 writers, chefs, and travel professionals to rank the best restaurants in America, and Canlis came in second. The restaurant has also earned multiple James Beard Awards — widely considered the Oscars of the culinary world — including its first for Outstanding Wine Program in 2017, followed by the prestigious Design Icon Award in 2019.

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