Foodie FAQs: Fall Produce
California-grown produce isn’t just limited to summer fruits and veggies. Enjoy a cornucopia of autumn harvests like these, along with pro tips on choosing, storing and cooking with them.
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California-grown produce isn’t just limited to summer fruits and veggies. Enjoy a cornucopia of autumn harvests like these, along with pro tips on choosing, storing and cooking with them.
With wildfires threatening Northern California residents once again, Nugget Markets is hosting a $10,000 Matching Fund Drive to help those affected by the fires. 100% of funds raised will support wildfire relief efforts through the American Red Cross Chapters in Northern California. If you would like to join us in supporting wildfire relief efforts, you can double the impact of your donation by making a contribution at the participating Nugget Markets in the Sacramento Valley.
Eating 100% grass-fed beef offers some nutritional advantages over eating conventional grain-fed beef. Some of the nutrients found in wild grasses make their way into the meat, and the practice of grazing in grass pastures may also change the nutrition profile of the beef.
California pears come in a variety of shapes, colors, flavors and textures which makes them versatile and delicious in so many different ways. To help shed some light on common questions surrounding these fantastic fruits, it’s time for a little truth or pear!
Think versatile, budget-friendly, nutritious, and hearty—that’s chicken! Many of us have long enjoyed this lean protein as a diet mainstay, and these nutritional tidbits will help convince you it's a wondrous addition to your menu plans.
From early summer to fall, you can find California-grown pears at your local Nugget Markets. Many Golden State growers are fourth and fifth generation farmers along the Sacramento River Delta and up north in Mendocino and Lake County, some with trees over 100 years old still producing fruit to this day! The cooling nighttime temperatures in the Delta’s lowland levees along the river and orchard-lined hills of Mendocino are the perfect climate to make the perfect pear.