This is a good deal for Organic Whole Chickens! Head on over to your local Whole Foods on Friday (2/17) ONLY to grab Organic Whole (uncooked) Chickens for just $1.99/lb!  This is a great way to stock up on some healthy food!

From their blog…
In order to be certified organic, chicken farms must follow a strict set of guidelines and be inspected annually by a third-party certification body to ensure those standards are met. Plus, all of the chickens sold at Whole Foods Market are rated using the Global Animal Partnership’s 5-Step™ Animal Welfare Rating program!

On Friday, December 2, the Clementine’s delicious citrus cousin, the Satsuma Mandarin, will take center stage at Whole Foods Market. This one-day sale will feature peak-of-the-season Satsumas for a thrifty $4.99 per five-pound box and will kick off a month-long celebration of this seasonal delight with in-store demos, online videos, blog contests and giveaways, fresh recipes and more.  Perfectly ripened, Satsumas’ annual harvest begins in November and lasts just 6 to 8 weeks, so pack your cart full while you can!

For a fresh centerpiece idea, try using “stem and leaf” Satsumas to bring warmth to any dinner table setting. They also make the perfect host gift. Easy-to-peel and great for snacking on the go, they are perfect for active kids and families and can be a star in minutes in many dishes. For example, Satsuma’s are a great substitute for tomatoes in winter salads. The sweetness of Satsuma’s pair nicely with nutty greens like arugula or peppery greens like watercress. You can also substitute Satsuma’s in your grilled fish tacos for a refreshing departure from tomato based salsas. Or, squeeze its tangy juice into your favorite weekend cocktail for an unexpected and flavorful kick.

Share these fun and easy recipes with your readers or inspire your own recipe creations:
· Celery Satsuma Salad with Balsamic and Feta:http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/2881
· Two-Bite Shrimp Pancakes with Satsuma Relish: http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/2787
· Spinach Salad with Aduki Beans and Satsuma Vinaigrette: http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/2771
· Satsuma and Panettone Parfaits: http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/2894

If you like Cantaloupe and want to try organic, you’ll love this deal!  This Friday (8.19.11) Whole Foods will have their Organic Cantaloupes on sale 2 for $3!  Now this is a good deal on organic!  Being as this is think fruit, it’s not on the must buy organic list, but you really can’t beat the price!

Got melon on your mind during the heat of summer? Cool off with a pair of sweet, organic cantaloupes that will be on sale for two for $3 one day only – this Friday, August 19.

Why you should like Cantaloupe:

1. On-the-go convenience. On the run during these busy summer and back-to-school days? Grab a snack for the whole family by packing a cantaloupe to slice up on-the-spot for instant refreshment. Whether you’re heading camping, to a soccer game or off to the beach, you don’t have to worry about keeping this juicy treat refrigerated and you can feed an army!  Enjoy your cantaloupe on its own or with a simple yogurt dip.
2. Springing for organic cantaloupe is worth it to ensure your fruit has been grown without synthetic chemicals. Plus, it tastes great!
3. According to the Produce for Better Health Foundation, cantaloupes are high in vitamin A, high in vitamin C and a good source of folate.
4. Cantaloupes are a breeze to enjoy, especially if you know how to select them. Organic cantaloupes are a great place to start. Look for uniformly firm skin, except around the blossom end (opposite of the stem) where they’ll have a slight give. You’ll know a cantaloupe is ready to eat if it has a rich, musky fragrance.
5. There’s no need to heat up the kitchen during the summer. Melons are the perfect addition for not only salads, but also cool, creamy soups. Get some ideas here: http://blog.wholefoodsmarket.com/2010/07/recipe-roundup-best-of-melon/.
6. Cantaloupe lends itself to refreshing summer dishes. Try one of these light, delicious recipes today:

• Fresh Cantaloupe with Prosciutto – http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/84
• Grilled Fruit Kebabs – http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/819
• Minty Melon Salad – http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/527
• Grilled Tofu and Melon Salad – http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/642
• Strawberry Melon Gazpacho – http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/2949

Wild Alaska salmon season is in full swing, so this Friday, July 29 go on over to Whole Foods Market to catch this sizzling summer deal for $8.99/pound!

Quick and easy to grill, bake, broil, poach or sauté, orangey red-hued coho is a full-flavored salmon that makes a perfect canvas for the amateur cooks and professional chefs alike.

Check out some of these salmon recipes for inspiration:

From the Steaz Facebook fan page:

Steaz fans, we had one of our friends ask about Steaz discounts today so I wanted to share this with all of you. Whole Foods offers a 10% case discount, just be sure to ask at customer service or while in the check out and they will be happy to pass along the savings! Cheers!

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Whole Foods will have organic fresh Blueberries for $1.99 a pint this Friday, June 17th only! Fortunately, blueberries pack a nutritional punch along with their delicious flavor.

Here’s a few reasons to dig into blueberries:

1. The antioxidants found in blueberries keep your mind fresh, which can help with age-related diseases and also improve your memory according to Health magazine.

2. According to the Produce for Better Health Foundation, blueberries’ antioxidants improve brain cell communication for better memory and coordination – so it’s time to get moving!

3. Blueberries are simply delicious on their own but give them an extra boost by trying one of these recipes:

Blueberry Breakfast Bake
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/2288
Lemon Cream with Blueberries
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/2945
Peach-Berry Iced Tea
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/2699
Blueberry Banana Smoothie
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/282
Blueberry Sour Cream Pie
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/946

With pints of refreshing, organic blueberries for only $1.99, there is nothing to have the blues over this Friday, June 17th

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Tomorrow (4/29/11) Whole Foods Markets will have their organic Strawberries priced at $1.99 per pound (while supplies last)!

Now I know the past few weeks, I have seen non-organic Strawberries for $3.99 a pound, so this is a fantastic deal for Organic Strawberries. I’ve never had Organic berries before, wonder if I can talk someone into going to get me a pound or two! YUMMY!!