Inspired by a lifelong passion for healthy foods and entrepreneurship, George Carradini began looking into the benefits of microgreens when researching urban gardening. With a months-long process of experimentation he honed in on the secrets to creating consistent microgreens with diverse flavor profiles for each variety. He and his wife primarily sell at farmers markets, but are now offering home delivery and we're happy to add them on as one of our diverse new produce options that you can add on to our Grassroots meats and eggs.

Ali, the owner and operator of Ali Made Healing foods, has earned her stripes when it comes to using food to heal the body and offer natural immune support. Working for years to discover her own food sensitivities and heal her digestive tract, she now offers high-quality and simple ways to integrate the healing power of nutrient dense bones from sustainably raised animals (including the ones raised here at Grassroots) into your every day diet. For more information on the healing properties of bone broth and how you can benefit from it, visit her on Facebook and give her a follow on Instagram.

All natural, ultra-creamy French-style yogurt made in small batches to produce the freshest European taste not available in the States until now.

Amelia's Bakery has two of the best sourdough bakers in Tulsa now working for them to churn out fresh artisan bread consistent with their original recipes and techniques. If you've been a fan of 'Bakeshop' bread in the Mother Road Market, you'll be a fan of Amelia's.

In 2012 childhood friends Molly Martin & Andrea Mohn started Antoinette Baking Co. in a small space in Tulsa’s Brookside neighborhood. Molly realized her passion for baking during her pursuit of the perfect macaron, which is documented in her blog (it was 2009 & blogs were life) The Velvet Macaron. This obsession is still alive & well. Andrea started making bread & cakes for friends & family at home which turned into making a 6 tier wedding cake for her sister. Needless to say she realized that was crazy & she couldn’t get enough. The bakery moved to the Tulsa Arts District in 2015 & has loved growing with the community. Being a part of everyday celebrations is why we love opening our doors each morning.

Cabin Creek Berries is a small-scale berry farm in Big Cabin, Oklahoma. Though not certified organic, they responsibly raise their berries and spraying pesticides is not a part of their habitual practices. 

Dale & Daughter is a small family fermentary specializing in hand-crafted, small batch foods that are nourishing for the mind, body, & soul. With a variety of healthy & creative flavors including raw sauerkrauts, vegan kimchi, lacto-fermented and vinegar-based pickles, condiments, and even probiotic tonics- all of their products are seasonally influenced & community-oriented.

A brother duo from Tulsa, Oklahoma and a passion for making good meat even better was all it took to start the Dead Rooster Co collection of dry rubs. The Grassroots Family has been using their dry rubs for years and offering them alongside our products at farmers markets, and it was about time we offered it for delivery straight to your door. With product descriptions that will bring a serious smile to your face and the knowledge that one of the brothers designed our new Tulsa flag- you need this in your life. If you can trust them with your city flag, you can trust them with your meat. 

A local bakery in Jenks, Oklahoma, Esperance has perfected the art of the croissant. Owner and head baker, Hope Alexander, uses layers of the highest quality butter and flour to create a seasonally changing range of french breakfast pastries and desserts in her shop- and many feature Grassroots Ranch eggs, sausage, chorizo, and bacon. We have partnered with her to offer a way for you to enjoy her croissants from home, flaky and buttery while still filling and full of substance, they are a worthy addition to your table. 

Gibson Gardens, a 10-acre produce farm in Bixby, Oklahoma started out as just that- a garden. The difference in flavor and quality compared to what was found in stores was what inspired them to take it to the next level. In the words of Randall Gibson, "the tomatoes just tasted so much better than anything store bought that I just thought, 'heck- people would buy these.' " Now they cultivate the vast majority of their 10-acre property, with the exception of rough areas reserved as beneficial bug sanctuaries and wildflower reserves for pollinators.

Selecting unique and flavorful varieties in every area, the unrivaled complexity of flavor can really be tasted- from the lettuce to the strawberries and everything in between. Especially those home grown tomatoes. 

Hannaford Honey is a family owned apiary operated in several counties of NE Oklahoma. They pride themselves in producing the highest quality products, and truly local honey.

Hungry Duck Farm is a small scale farm located on the Keystone Peninsula 30 minutes west of Tulsa. They grow salad greens, fruit, vegetables and perennial plants. Owner and operator, Madden Humphrey, is a delight to work with an specializes in market gardening, offering a flavorful lineup of salad mixes for us, among other seasonal favorites.

Jared Toay is the man behind Jared's Probiotics, a local business passionate about gut health and helping you integrate the healing power of probiotics into your daily routine- and making sure it tastes good, too!

Prairie Thyme's goat cheeses were requested by so many of our customers, and now that we've tried all their products- we can see why! With a hefty lineup of robust flavors, it's hard to pick a favorite. The feta is a welcome addition to any salad, and each chevre (flavored or plain) turns any bagel or box of crackers into a gourmet meal. 

To find local rice to offer, we're partnering with the Ralston family just a stone's throw away in Arkansas. They run a sustainable rice operation and care about the land within their care. To learn more about their specific practices, their website is an amazing resource!

Swan Bros. Dairy is a family owned and operated fourth generation dairy farm nestled in the northeast corner of Oklahoma. They offer their premium handcrafted cheeses and fresh raw milk and cream at their farm store located in Claremore, Oklahoma, and have recently branched out to offering milk that has been vat pasteurized at a low temperature to local restaurants and retailers. Low-temperature vat pasteurization preserves the structure of milk proteins for more natural digestibility while still meeting the USDA recommendations/standards for off-farm sales in Oklahoma. 

Spending the past 25 years using holistic grazing management and regenerative farming techniques to revive tired wheat fields into a biodiverse grass-fed dairy, Ron and Barbara Crain know their stuff when it comes to grass-fed. With golden, dark yellow butter and an assortment of classic cheeses and yogurt to offer, Wagon Creek Creamery will soon become a flavorful household staple in your kitchen.