Azure Standard Sales and Specials – March 2010
ByThere are hundreds of great sales and specials at Azure Standard each month. Here are some March highlights! Click here to read more about Azure Standard and to see if there is a truck delivery route near you!
Fresh Organic Produce:
20 pound boxes of Organic Apples – $19.60 per box
Pink Lady, Fuji, Granny Smith
$0.98/pound
22 pound box of Organic Pears – $21.00 per box
D’Anjou
$0.95/pound
3 pound bag of In Season Organic Pears – $2.70 per bag
Choice variety in stock
$0.90/pound
5# bags of Organic Potatoes – $18.00 for 10 bags
Russet
$0.36/pound
3# bags of Organic Onions – $1.80 per bag
Red
$0.60/pound
Check out their other great produce selection here.
Great Deals on Groceries:
Fresh Jumbo Eggs – $4.54 for 2 dozen or $24.53 for 12 dozen
2 dozen or 12 dozen
$2.04/dozen
Braggs Organic Apple Cider Vinegar – $3.75 per single bottle or $40.65 per case
Single 32 ounce bottle or Case of 12 bottles
$3.38/bottle
Crofters Organic Fruit Spread – $2.70 per jar or $29.20 per case of 12
Strawberry, Wild Blueberry, Other Varieties
$2.43/ 10 ounce jar
Stahlbush Island Frozen Organic Vegetables – $4.60 for 3 bags or $16.60 for 12 bags
Broccoli Florets, Green Peas, Other Varieties
$1.38/10 ounce bag
Stahlbush Island Frozen Organic Fruits – $8.50 for 3 bags or $30.85 for 12 bags
Red Raspberries, Marion Blackberries, Other Varieties
$2.57/10 ounce bag
Food for Life Sprouted Tortillas – $2.10 per package or $22.85 per case
Ezekiel Sprouted Tortillas
$1.90/12 ounce package
Azure Farm Hard White Wheat – $3.50 for 5 pounds, $10.80 for 25 pounds, $23.80 for 50 pounds
5 pound bag, 25 pound bag, 50 pound bag
$0.43/poundWith Roasted Onion, With Sweet Basil, With Green Chilies
$1.65/ 14.5 ounce can
Eden Foods Organic Diced Tomatoes – $1.80 per single can or $19.80 per case of 12
Natural Value Dijon Mustard – $1.45 per single jar or $15.75 for a case of 12
8 ounce jar or case or 12 jars
$1.31/jar
Gluten Free Deals:
Namaste Mixes – $6.10 for single package or $33.20 for a case of 6
Biscuits, Pie Crusts and More, Perfect Flour Blend
$5.53/48 ounce package
Food for Life Brown Rice Tortillas – $2.10 per package or $22.85 per case of 12 packages
Six count per package
$1.90/12 ounce package
Non-Food Deals:
Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent – $13.85 for single bottle or $50.45 for a case of four
Free and Clear
$12.61/100 ounce bottle
Seventh Generation Paper Towels – $8.75 for single package or $40.95 for 4 packages
White, 2-ply
$8.75/8-roll package
Seventh Generation Bathroom Tissue – $6.75 for single package or $31.55 for a case of 4
100% recycled paper
$6.75/12-roll package
Biokleen Fabric Refresh – $3.75/16 ounce bottle
Lemon Thyme, Lavender
Biokleen Dishwashing Liquid – $3.70/32 ounce bottle
Free and Clear, Lemon-Thyme
Heirloom Seed Packages – $1.60/25 seeds
Varieties of tomato, bean, lettuce, peppers and so much more!
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Click here to see more of Azure Standard’s Sales for March!
We love Azure Standard. I am always so excited when we get our order too. I also love to set it out and look at it all.
We live on an island in Southeast Alaska so our order comes from Seattle by barge! It takes a little longer for us to get the order but it is wll worth it.
My husband knows the wonderful people who started/own Azure Standard and I had the pleasure of meeting them when we were down in the lower 48 a couple of years ago. What a blessing to meet them.
Thank you for your wonderful blog. I check it daily and am always blessed by reading it. I have cooked some delicious recipes from you and always exclaim to my husband, “This is a Heavenly Homemaker Recipe” when he raves about it!
I am learning to cook healthier and since I started reading your blog we have switched to Coconut Oil, I got a Nutrimill and began grinding our flour and making homemade whole wheat bread, and I am anxiously awaiting my new bosch mixer to come in the mail. I have been saving my pennies and had a garage sale last weekend and finally got enough to order it. I have not bought bread since November when I recieved my grinder from my husband for my birthday. I had been using a KitchenAid to make my bread but it was starting to have a hard time when I tried to make 3 loaves at a time. I have not tried to make it by hand yet but I may have to in the next few days if my Bosch doesn’t arrive as I already sold my Kitchenaid. I have watched your tutorial for making bread a few times.
I almost wrote to you a couple of times when I was grinding flour because I always seemed to have flour all over the place while grinding. I just discovered last week that the nice plastic cup is not a scoop but an air filter. What a difference that made!
Thanks for you inspiration to cook healthier for my family and to be a better wife.
I don’t comment too much but I am here reading and taking it all in. I have two wonderful children, a boy who just turned 3 and a girl who will be 2 in a week.
Sherry
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Jessica Reply:
March 27th, 2010 at 6:40 pm
I noticed that someone responded and said they made four loaves a week, not sure if you knew this or not but with the new bosch you can make 6-9 depending on the size of the loaf. We only have two children right now but I make nine 6″ loaves and freeze what I am not using.
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Sherry Reply:
March 27th, 2010 at 10:11 pm
Thanks Jesica.
I received my Bosch and I LOVE it! I have made 4 loaves at a
time so far and was thinking of trying to make 6 loaves in a
few days and freezing a few and sharing a few loaves. I haven’t
tried freezing any bread yet because I was only making 2 loaves
with the KitchenAid and couldn’t really make any more at one time.
Do you just put your bread in a ziploc and freeze it? Does it dry
out? It would be so nice to get ahead and have a loaf or two in
the freezer so if I was busy the day we were running low I wouldn’t
have to make it. There is so much I want to try with my Bosch.
There are some great looking recipes in the book that came with
the Bosch and Laura has some more recipes I want to try. The crackers
and the cinnamon rolls are something I will be trying soon.
Thanks for the reply Jessica. Sherry
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Jessica Reply:
March 27th, 2010 at 10:32 pm
I actually just use bread bags and twist ties to freeze my bread in,
but if your loaves fit in ziploc bags that would work fine as well. I
actually like freezing my bread as opposed to just putting it in the
refrigerator. In the freezer,after I thaw it is as moist as the day I
made it. Alaska sounds neat… I live on a West Texas farm and vineyard
with my husband and two almost three children.
I wish Azure Standard delivered to Michigan. :( These prices really look good!
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I’m getting ready for my first order and couldn’t be more excited!! The prices on the organic produce are incredible! I had been jealous of my friend who could get Bountiful Harvest baskets–not available in Las Vegas and this is pretty close. Thank-you so much for brining this to my attention. You’ve just changed my life!! Seriously.
Sherry–you will LOVE LOVE LOVE your Bosch. I make 4 loaves 1xa week without even blinking. Such a great investment!!
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Wow! I am so excited! We are moving to Springfield MO next month so I will definitely be ordering from Azure. I was wondering where I could buy my wheat, now I know!! Those prices for organic produce sound wonderful!
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For people living outside Azure delivery route there is a similar company by the name United Buying Clubs. They handle eastern states.
I do have a question about how do you pay for your order? With United Buying Clubs they invoices everyone together under one invoice and we (our group) issue the drive one check. As a result of this there is a person that places our order as a whole then we pay her individually.
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Laura Reply:
March 13th, 2010 at 10:34 pm
We each put our orders in individually and pay individually. It is SO simple. You can either pay with a credit card online or give the truck driver a check when you pick up your order.
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Hi I am interested in seeing if you deliver on the Oregon coast. I’m in Bandon Oregon.
thanks Connie
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Laura Reply:
October 2nd, 2010 at 5:48 pm
You’ll have to contact Azure Standard themselves to find out the specifics! I’m just someone who enjoys them and blogs about it!! :) http://www.azurestandard.com/
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