Glut Food Co-op Market

Glut saved my life as a homeless person during the early 90's. I came to DC from the South where I was accustomed to picking my veggies from the ground. I was dismayed that there was still is a tremendous gulf between who could eat well who couldn't. Eating well was much better for my body mind/spirit. During the 90's Glut had many great volunteers who were activists I began to think of food (or lack thereof) as a profoundly political thing. I became an ardent recycler. When we take charge of our food we become politically powerful. When w demand no GMO food, we are making a statement taking action These days at Glut sadden me, because I hear none of the passion, or the righteous anger. Unfo...

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In a city like DC, where many people are transient, GLUT has the right idea. It is as structured as any traditional Co-Ob. There is a huge selection of bulk material dry and liquid, as well as a wide selection of dried fresh fruits. You have local milk and cheese that is hard to find in DC. Basically, it is all the amenities that a conscious eater could ever want, but they realize that you are bot here forever and not charge fees for membership. Prices are not only appropriate for a special market, they are also only good for DC in general. Not much parking is possible by bike or take the G8 on Rhode Island.

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Anxiety attacks fibromalgia arthritis got a few items from here that works instead of those horrible side effects from prescriptions

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This place is great if you need a good snack that offers high energy, try the Carob super Greens

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I was a regular back in the 80's!! So glad to see they are still there.

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