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 | | Welcome to Cornucopia Foods | | | | Welcome to Cornucopia! We are an independent natural foods grocery, located in Northampton, MA. Northampton is a vibrant small city in the beautiful Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts. Home to Smith College, our community is renouned for arts and education. Amherst College, Mount Holyoke College, Hampshire College and UMASS Amherst are all nearby. Since 1980, Cornucopia Foods has been providing the best products and service to our customers. We are a great source for health food and natural groceries. Find us in Thornes Marketplace, a beautiful collection of independent businesses in a former Victorian department store. On this website, you'll find plenty of information that will enrich your experience at Cornucopia. We've included "Health Notes" and "FoodNotes" an interactive resource for nutritional information. There are also coupons, specials, recipes, directions and much more. Please return often to stay informed with what's happening at Cornucopia. We thank you for your business.
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19th Annual Northampton Garden Tour
19th Annual Northampton Garden Tour
Saturday June 9th from 10-3
Explore the texture and color of 8 distictive gardens on display for the Friends of Forbes Northampton Garden Tour. Gardeners and volunteer guides will be on hand to answer questions. Tickets are $15 in advance ($20 same day) and are available here at Cornucopia!
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New Supplements
By popular demand, we now have THREE new products that have been recommended for weight loss by Dr. Oz-- Relora and Coleus Forskohlii and Raspberry Ketones, which are back in stock!
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Cornucopia/Heavenly Chocolate is hiring!
We are hiring a sales associate to work upstairs at our Heavenly Chocolate space. Follow the link below...
http://westernmass.craigslist.org/csr/2965704196.html
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Mimicreme Update!
MimicCreme Almond and Cashew Creamer, French Vanilla flavor, is now in stock! We're still waiting for the original flavor to come in...
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Riehle's Gourmet Popcorn
We now have "hull-less" popcorn and a rainbow of gourmet popcorn varieties, all GMO-free!
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Heavenly Chocolate has moved!
Heavenly Chocolate is now upstairs on the first floor of Thornes Marketplace! More space=more chocolate! Come visit us in our beautiful new location!
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Heavenly Chocolates
Visit www.heavenly-chocolate.com, where our handmade artisan chocolates, recently featured in the Boston Globe, can now be ordered online and shipped anywhere in the continental United States!
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The 3/50 Project
Save your local economy...three stores at a time.
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Bring a Bag! Forgot Yours? Borrow One!
No More Plastic Bags!
Paper or plastic? Well, how about neither! Cornucopia is excited to be a participant in "Bag Share."
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Learn The Story Behind Cornucopia!
A man, a dream, a sincere commitment to natural foods.
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 | Learning grows your brain—literally
Researchers have discovered that the length of dendrites in the brain increases proportionally to a person’s education and lifestyle. Those who engage in lifelong education and those who continue to stay mentally active have longer dendrites than those with less education and an intellectually sedentary lifestyle.
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 | Fair Trade
You’ve probably seen the logo while browsing the aisles at your natural products store: Fair Trade Certified chocolate, coffee, tea, herbs, or maybe even wine. Fair trade is a socially responsible food movement that aims to empower farmers by offering a premium price for their harvest. | |
| Feeding Active Young Athletes
Good nutrition is always important, but even more so when feeding an active young athlete. | | Warm Spring and Thriving Poison Ivy Season
Anyone who has ever had a case of poison ivy knows just how itchy and annoying it can be, which may be why Native Americans called it "the three-fingered devil of the forest". | | |
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| 150 Main St. Suite 8 |
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| Northampton, MA 01060 |
| (413) 586-3800 |
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STORE HOURS |
| Mon | 9:00am - 8:00pm |
| Tue | 9:00am - 8:00pm |
| Wed | 9:00am - 8:00pm |
| Thu | 9:00am - 9:00pm |
| Fri | 9:00am - 9:00pm |
| Sat | 9:00am - 9:00pm |
| Sun | 11:00am - 6:00pm |
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