Once you have your Rocky Chicken ready to go, the fun begins: Shred for tacos, or prepare as needed to make some of the easy weeknight options we have gathered in our weekly ad, or read on for other recipe inspiration. As a final prepping step, use what remains to make a homemade soup or […]

Note: Prices in effect from January 24-30 at all four Sonoma County Oliver’s Market locations. Once you have decided on your game plan for the broth and noodles, the real fun begins! Play with an array of different toppings to get your Ramen just the way you want to enjoy it. From Kimchi, mushrooms, and […]

Humans have been fermenting foods since the Neolithic, and it’s not to difficult to see why: fermentation preserves food while making it more delicious than it would have been otherwise! Plus, thanks to modern science, we now know that the benefits of fermentation extend far beyond preservation, and consuming fermented foods is actually a vital […]

(Wellness Line Drive prices in effect through January 31, 2024 at all four Oliver’s Market locations.) Of course, there are many who feel that ‘a day is a day’ and that a new year is an artificial construct, but at the very least, hopefully we can agree that a new year can be used as […]

If you haven’t thought much about adding greens into your diet before. this is your week! At 50% off, you can grab a few different types and give them a try. You can stew them, sauté them, make a salad with them, or throw a handful into your next smoothie! Work some delicious greens into […]

*Sale takes place from December 27, 2023-January 2, 2024 at all four Sonoma County Oliver’s Market locations. “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 […]

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 […]