It’s that time of year again: Oliver’s annual month of health is in full swing, and this week, we’re coming at you with 20% off our full selection of bulk items! In our ever-growing, fast-paced world, it’s super easy to wind up buying everything you eat in some sort of package, and that means extra […]

Now that the world is finally moving past the idea of reefer madness, you may have noticed cannabis products popping up in places that have historically been no friend to the pothead. Supermarkets, spas, even airport kiosks are all hopping on the canna-train with everything from hemp water to personal lubricants infused with cannabis. Practically […]

This week, in keeping with our theme of Healthiest You, we’re bringing in the big guns – guys, have you ever heard of CBD? Yes, it’s the canna-sensation that’s sweeping nation, and now that CBD has come to Oliver’s, it’s a wonder we never had it in the first place! From tinctures to lotions and […]

Kale was one of the first leafy greens to gain notoriety for its seemingly endless health benefits. Kale should not steal all of the limelight, though, because there are many other leafy greens in our Produce Departments that are high in nutritional value. That’s why it’s important to never leave the store without a bunch […]

It’s the classic tale: you go out for a good time, one thing leads to another, and BAM. You wake up the next morning feeling like your muscles are jelly, your head is pounding and full of cotton, and your stomach is playing host to some enthusiastic gymnasts. The dreaded hangover. Even if you seldom […]

“Bonne Année!” “Feliz Año Nuevo! “Godt Nyttår!” No matter what language you say it in, “Happy New Year” sounds even sweeter with the distinct “POP” of bubbly being opened in the background. For eons, humans have naturally associated sparkling wines with celebration, and you only need try one to understand why –nothing captures the joy […]

Some say the tradition of eating black-eyed peas dates back to the Civil War. Northern troops considered the peas to be suitable only for animals, so they were one of the few edible things left behind by raiding soldiers. The black-eyed peas that were “lucky” enough to be left behind would make their way to […]