Community Food Co-op Since 1981

 

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COMMUNITY FOOD CO-OP SINCE 1981

OUR HISTORY
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ORGANIC, PESTICIDE & GMO FREE

OUR PRODUCE

 

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Community owned

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Alfalfa House is an community-driven, not-for-profit co-operative, owned by its members

Ethical wholefoods

<span class="light">Ethical</span> wholefoods

We promote the use of organic, vegetarian, vegan, and genetically modified-free foods

Sustainable living

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We aim to minimise waste and encourage reuse and recycling. Check out some of our latest workshops and events here.

Read our latest blog articles

All about BUCKWHEAT featuring delicious buckwheat pancakes

Posted: July 15, 2020

Recipe and blog post courtesy of Sandra Clark, member at Alfalfa House Closely related to Rhubarb, buckwheat seeds or grouts can be used in a variety of ways. They are not a grain, but as the seeds or grouts they […]

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War on Waste: Alfalfa House meets Caroline Brakewell

Posted: September 10, 2018

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead Our Monthly Challenge: Be The Change There is always more to do as the […]

Going zero waste

Posted: May 17, 2018

Ruby Pandolfi is an arts and law student at UNSW and has been volunteering at Alfalfa House for a year. She’s also the volunteer coordinator at AYCC – Australian Youth Climate Coalition. Here she tells us about her journey to […]

Bliss-balls

Harmonise-me bliss balls

Posted: February 26, 2018

In addition to being an Alfalfa House volunteer, Clara Bitcon is a women’s health naturopath and natural fertility educator. Her natural medicine practice, Medi.atrix Women’s Wellness, provides insightful and empowering guidance for women who want to take back their health […]

Sauerkraut

Sauerkraut: nourishing your inner-health

Posted: December 11, 2017

In addition to being an Alfalfa House volunteer, Clara Bitcon is a women’s health naturopath and natural fertility educator. Her natural medicine practice, Medi.atrix Women’s Wellness, provides insightful and empowering guidance for women who want to take back their health […]

Upcoming Events

Aug
29
Sat
10:30 am Volunteer Induction – Every Satu... @ Alfalfa House Community Food Co-op
Volunteer Induction – Every Satu... @ Alfalfa House Community Food Co-op
Aug 29 @ 10:30 am – 11:30 am
To become a volunteer, you must be a member. While Alfalfa House has a number of paid staff, we rely on considerable support from our network of committed member volunteers. Tasks within the shop include general refilling of produce in[...]
Aug
28
Sat
10:30 am Volunteer Induction – Every Satu... @ Alfalfa House Community Food Co-op
Volunteer Induction – Every Satu... @ Alfalfa House Community Food Co-op
Aug 28 @ 10:30 am – 11:30 am
To become a volunteer, you must be a member. While Alfalfa House has a number of paid staff, we rely on considerable support from our network of committed member volunteers. Tasks within the shop include general refilling of produce in[...]
Aug
27
Sat
10:30 am Volunteer Induction – Every Satu... @ Alfalfa House Community Food Co-op
Volunteer Induction – Every Satu... @ Alfalfa House Community Food Co-op
Aug 27 @ 10:30 am – 11:30 am
To become a volunteer, you must be a member. While Alfalfa House has a number of paid staff, we rely on considerable support from our network of committed member volunteers. Tasks within the shop include general refilling of produce in[...]

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Testimonials

Great community feel, delicious produce at affordable prices!


Jessica McGowan

The staff are fantastic and they actually do seem to carry most that one might expect, at least if it’s available anywhere in the state.


Mik Scheper

They sell products from bulk bins (anything from grains, cereals, beans, oil, even shampoo) allowing you to pay by weight. You can BYO containers or use a recycled container provided. This is a great way to try new things without committing to buying a large quantity that may end up as food waste.


The Mushroom Crusades

The prices may be a little higher than the average supermarket, but your conscience will thank you for shopping here. All produce is organic and sustainable and they have a wide range on offer.


Maddy Butler

I’ve been shopping at Alfalfa House for years. The quality of produce is second to none. I’ve learned so much about the source of the produce through the great staff.


Junaid Seifried