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Super Bowl Sunday is almost here, but last week’s bone-chilling weather makes us wonder if “Bowl of Soup Sunday” might be more appropriate. We have lots of great soup-making ingredients in the boxes this week – Yukon Gold potatoes, beets, parsnips, cabbage, and more. Check out the newsletter for Super Bowl snack recipes and tips for a super bowl of soup.

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Photo taken by Julia K. Ardila Zurek

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Our Dogma Box includes organic fruits and vegetables sourced as close to Boston as possible throughout the year. Similar to a CSA or farm share, this box is filled with the best organic produce from local and regional farms.

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As you may have seen recently, a meta-study (an analysis of multiple studies) by researchers from Stanford University looked at the nutritional benefits of organic food. The study concluded that organic food isn’t any more nutritious than conventionally-grown foods that use pesticides.

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On occasion, some of the potatoes we receive from farms and deliver to the Boston Organics Community have “hollow heart,” a discolored hole in the center of a healthy potato. Don’t worry, our potatoes aren’t sad. Hollow heart occurs when the potato grows too quickly and tears itself apart, often due to excessive moisture in the soil from too much rain or improper watering.

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