Recipes

You can order the grocery add-ons from this category on our Order Grocery Add-Ons page! Eat Local Honey Brand Bee Pollen (Local But Not Organic) From Boston beekeeper Mike Graney we have local bee pollen! This is as close to going out and collecting pollen yourself as you can get but Mike’s bees have done […]

You can order the grocery add-ons from this category on our Order Grocery Add-Ons page! Taza Chocolate Mexicano Cinnamon (2.7oz) Taza grinds whole cinnamon sticks together with our cocoa nibs using traditional Oaxacan stone mills to make these fine Mexicano discs. If you’re looking to make Mexican hot chocolate, this is a great disc to […]

You can order the grocery add-ons from this category on our Order Grocery Add-Ons page! Organic Blood Oranges (2 lbs) Our third tasty spring citrus… blood oranges! Shipped to us by train overland from the grove in Rainbow, California, these early season blood oranges are delicious with a bit of a sour bite. Use them […]

You can order the grocery add-ons from this category on our Order Grocery Add-Ons page! Nashoba Brook 7 Grain Half Deli Sliced (23 oz, 1.44 lbs) The 7 Grain breads are made from a rich blend of wheat, flax, barley, oat, millet, corn and rye and slightly sweetened with dates. Created from a natural sourdough […]

You can order the grocery add-ons from this category on our Order Grocery Add-Ons page! Betsy’s of Maine Organic Apple Butter (10.5 oz) Delicious apple butter from Betsy’s of Maine… After an extended hiatus, Betsy’s is back, and in a new 10.5 ounce jar. As Betsy’s devotees know, this apple butter is a delicious spread […]

You can order the grocery add-ons from this category on our Order Grocery Add-Ons page! Pete and Gerry’s Eggs (1 Dozen Large) The hens of Pete and Gerry’s are 100% organic-fed and live under humane conditions. These fine eggs contain a high level of Omega-3 fatty acids, a polyunsaturated fat that can help prevent heart […]

You can order the grocery add-ons from this category on our Order Grocery Add-Ons page! Equal Exchange Black Tea (20 bags) Equal Exchange has been working with Tea Promoters of India (TPI) since 1998. TPI, led by Binod Mohan, has done groundbreaking work in fair trade, organic and biodynamic tea. The TPI team consistently thinks […]

At our most essential, we at Boston Organics deliver a box full of fresh organic produce to your home or office. But, we also offer a curated selection of quality groceries you can add to your order! Appropriately enough, we call them “Grocery Add-Ons.” We offer Produce Specials of Seasonal Produce like cranberries and pumpkins […]

Dough Raise Me proprietor Erin Saltsman has been making really, really good baked goods up in Amesbury since 2003. Everything that goes into DRM products is the best it can possibly be, and you can taste the difference! And it even got her into newsprint: Erin’s brownies and sables were featured by Marian Busso in […]

There is an alert in affect at this time! Please read the following to see how our delivery schedule is affected. · Due to the snow storms, we did not deliver Wednesday February 2nd, 2011. All deliveries (except Tuesday & Newburyport) will be pushed back one day. Tue customers received their deliveries on their regular […]

We only want to send you produce that you can use, and by the nature of the the service, every now and then we may miss an item or a bad item might slip by us. If you are missing an item or you receive produce that you are dissatisfied with, please let us know […]

ADD-ON SPECIALS EQUAL EXCHANGE BANANAS You can add bananas to your produce box by the pound! Equal Exchange’s organic, Fair Trade bananas are our #1 choice when we buy bananas. These ‘naners are sourced equitably from farmer cooperatives in Ecuador and Peru. (If there’s a shortage and we can’t get EE bananas, we’ll substitute other […]

I am really excited about the Dogma box. I wish I could take credit for the name and the concept, but I learned that another “box” company in Denmark has been offering one for years… I think the Dogma box will help serve as a reality check for the current state of the local food […]

I am new to blogging and have been having a hard time figuring where to begin. So here I go. One question we get often is the following… Why can’t we get all those cool vegetables we see at the farmer’s markets or even local root crops through out the winter? We’re just as frustrated […]