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Locally-Grown Mushrooms

From: $8.00

Locally-grown, fresh mushrooms from Colorado’s best mushroom farm. Local producer providing King Oysters, Lion’s Mane, and other exotic mushrooms throughout the year.

Buy individual mushrooms or join our subscription service and receive 12 shares throughout the year.

King Oyster ($8 per 1/4 lb)

Native to the Mediterranean, this mushroom has been a delicacy in Italian, Mid-Eastern, and East African cuisine for millennia. Unlike other oysters, the entire stem is meaty and is often cut into medallions and sauteed as an “umami” substitute for pork and scallops. This mushroom is truly the king of the oysters.

Loin’s Mane ($8 per 1/4 lb)

Lion’s mane is a truly special mushroom that not only tastes amazing but is almost as cool to look at as it is to eat. This mushroom is almost indistinguishable from buttered lobster or cod when properly prepare (it’s easy! checkout our recipe page). Lion’s mane has also been shown in clinical studies to promote blood flow in the brain and is currently being studied for it’s potential to slow the progression of dementia and help with anxiety disorders.

$8.00
$8.00
 Original price was: $168.00.Current price is: $150.00.
$14.00 / month

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Locally-grown, fresh mushrooms from Colorado’s best mushroom farm. Local producer providing King Oysters, Lion’s Mane, and other exotic mushrooms throughout the year.

Buy individual mushrooms or join our subscription service and receive 12 shares throughout the year.

King Oyster ($8 per 1/4 lb)

Native to the Mediterranean, this mushroom has been a delicacy in Italian, Mid-Eastern, and East African cuisine for millennia. Unlike other oysters, the entire stem is meaty and is often cut into medallions and sauteed as an “umami” substitute for pork and scallops. This mushroom is truly the king of the oysters.

Loin’s Mane ($8 per 1/4 lb)

Lion’s mane is a truly special mushroom that not only tastes amazing but is almost as cool to look at as it is to eat. This mushroom is almost indistinguishable from buttered lobster or cod when properly prepare (it’s easy! check out our recipe page). Lion’s mane has also been shown in clinical studies to promote blood flow in the brain and is currently being studied for it’s potential to slow the progression of dementia and help with anxiety disorders.