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Looking to get in the mood for the fall season? Well our gelato bar is the first place you should start

Here are the new flavors for November.

Gelato
Pecan Pie
Sweet Potato

Sorbet
Pumpkin
Tropical Fruit

Coffee Junkie? We also have delicious coffee drinks to captivate your palette.

• Pumpkin Spice latte
• Indian Spice drinking chocolate
• Peppermint latte
• Caramel cider

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As always we want to keep you in the loop to what is happening in our store and community. Be sure to check out our store blog at the link below. Don't want to miss a new posting, then subscribe to the RSS feed for the blog.

Winston-Salem Store Blog

10¢ mini chocolate chip cookies all day! Give them as gifts, or just keep them all for yourself!

Join Whole Foods Market in our conservation efforts. Re-use your paper, plastic and other bags every time you shop at Whole Foods Market Winston-Salem and receive 10 cents back for every bag re-used. Paper, Plastic, or Re-usable?

• The average family accumulates 60 plastic bags in only four trips to the grocery store. According to The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. goes through 100 billion plastic shopping bags annually. (Estimated cost toretailers is $4 billion.)
• It takes more than four times as much energy to manufacture a paper bag as it does to manufacture a plastic bag.
• In 1999, 14 million trees were cut to produce the 10 billion paper grocery bags used by Americans that year alone.
• Paper bag production delivers a global warming double-whammy - forests (major absorbers of greenhouse gases) have to be cut down, and then the subsequent manufacturing of bags produces greenhouse gases.
• Paper sacks generate 70% more air and 50 times more water pollutants than plastic bags.
• Plastic bags cause over 100,000 sea turtle and other marine animal deaths every year when animals mistake them for food.
• In 2001, Ireland consumed 1.2 billion plastic bags, or 316 per person. An extremely successful plastic bag consumption tax, introduced in 2002 reduced consumption by 90%. Approximately 18,000,000 liters of oil have been saved due to this reduced production.
• Current research demonstrates that paper in today's landfills does not degrade or break down at a substantially faster rate than plastic does. In fact, nothing completely degrades in modern landfills because of the lack of water, light, oxygen, and other important elements that are necessary for the degradation process to be completed.

Whole Foods Market Winston-Salem provides you with the opportunity to recycle your unwanted cell phones. To help out the environment, simply drop off your old cell phone at the receptacle near the store exit or ask one of our Team Members for assistance. Thanks!