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Enjoy all the things you love about summer with a little help from your local grocer. This summer the Dill Pickle Food Co-op is offering a series of free food demos, cooking classes, and much more. Take your taste buds on tour and learn how to take advantage of all of our favorite seasonal produce to make the most of your meals this Chicago summer.

Some suggestions for an incredible charcuterie board:

  • Firehook Crackers
  • Baldauf der Allgauer cheese
  • Ubriaco Pinot Rosé cheese
  • Underground Meats Tuscan Style Salami (local vendor)
  • Marcona almonds
  • Mitica Fennel Taralli Italian crackers

All of these items will help create the best and most appetizing charcuterie board for your next social gathering or special event.

Dates of demos and cooking classes 

  • June 29 
  • July 13
  • July 27
  • August 3 
  • August 24 

Stop by on our “Wine(d) up Wednesdays” and sample international wine offerings and a variety of domestic and imported spirits.

Don’t feel like cooking? We also have amazing in-house prepared takeaways, including handmade sandwiches and salads, which also pack perfectly for your next Chicago adventure. 

Take advantage of our Wellness Wednesdays in which you can save 20% on wellness products, such as vitamins and minerals. Don’t forget to stock up on sunscreen and aloe to keep the UV rays at bay. 

After relaxing and chilling in the sun, visit our spirits department for a few refreshing cocktail ingredients like Vodka (Moscow Mule), Rose Tequila (Tequila Sunrise), Rum (Pina Colada), Gin (Gin Basil Smash), and a diverse selection of wines and beers perfect for sipping in the fresh air. 

Stop by the Dill Pickle Food Co-op, 2746 N. Milwaukee Avenue, 8 am-9 pm, 7 days a week!

For more information visit www.dillpickle.coop


ENTER TO WIN!

Are you ready to win? Head to chicagoreader.com/dillpicklecontest to enter to win one of three prizes! 


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This sponsored content is paid for by The Dill Pickle Food Co-op. The co-op seeks to sustain a thriving community that has equitable economic relationships, positive environmental impacts, and inclusive practices grounded in cooperative values. 

Open 8 AM – 9 PM daily | 2746 N Milwaukee Ave Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 252-2667 | dillpickle.coop

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