Discovering Sprouts: Part 1

Hello everyone!

I am excited for today's post because I am going to be talking a little bit about the organic grocery store Sprouts. They are opening a location in Naples and they reached out to me to collaborate on a few posts to introduce other Neapolitans to the store and the company. I have never shopped at a Sprouts before {I have heard amazing things from friend who have} but I love that we will have another organic grocery store in our area. Putting the best food, drinks and supplements in my body is very important to me and I am excited to see the new store when it opens. 

Sprouts opened their first store in 2002 with the goal to make natural and organic foods more accessible to everyone at a reasonable cost. {You listening Whole Paycheck?! LOL}

  Produce is their passion and I love that they put the time and effort into making the highest quality produce available in their stores. Not only do they advertise offering the best produce but at 20-25% below the cost of traditional grocery stores. That's a big savings!

They estimate {per their website} out of the 19,000 different products they sell about 90% of those are organic/natural. 

The Naples location is opening February 20, 2019 and I cannot wait to check it out. I will be attending the grand opening so I can write a post all about my experience. I think the part I am most excited to check out is their Butcher Shop. The other, local grocery stores I currently shop at are often disappointing because the cuts of meat and quality are either not available or they are but at an astronomical cost.  

I am going to link all their social media platforms here in case you would like to check them out and see if there is a location near you {if you don't live in Naples}. 

Twitter: @sproutsfm

Instagram: @sprouts

Facebook: Sprouts Farmers Market

If you have an questions you would like me to answer after my visit to the store leave them here and I will try to answer them in my next few posts.

Thanks for reading!

xo, Alina

Thank you to Sprouts for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own.