Most of the time the products are OK, but I recently bought mayonnaise that seem to be spoiled. I tried contacting the company to inquire if they thought it was safe to eat and did not receive a response. I will seek alternatives in the future since they do not respond to customer inquiries and may have lax quality control as stated by other reviewers.
Apr 2020
VERY, very misleading packaging. From the very name to the huge USDA organic seal on the front right around to the back "PRESERVING OUR NATIONS ENDANGERED FARMS"...... The product is grown in China! Who's endangered farms does this company protect? Organic does not come to mind when I think of products grown in China. I should have bought my magnifying glass to the supermarket and I Might have seen the product of China hidden on the back.
Mar 2020
I'm not going to go into all the reasons for liking this company. Here's a quote from their website if you want more info check it out. "Here at WOODSTOCK® we celebrate foods that make you feel great about what you buy, eat, and serve your family. Our ingredients are simple, satisfying, and farmed from sources you can trust. Our team has been at it for over 30 years bringing passion for Organic, Non-GMO, and totally delicious food to the table." I remember when I used to eat Quaker Instant Oatmeal in the individual serving size. After I realized what I was eating I just stopped eating oatmeal period. Then when I moved to New York I saw my daughter eating oatmeal and decided it was a great winter breakfast. I found a brand called Old Wessex. About a year ago I couldn't find it under that name. It said Woodstock. It was the same great oatmeal but the cost for organic became so reasonable I could afford it. I like the Irish Oatmeal best. I purchase it now at Key Food. You can find it at most groceries in NYC. If you like Oatmeal I suggest you try it. After looking at their website I'll think I'll try more of their products. For now I'm having oatmeal for breakfast tomorrow!
Most of the time the products are OK, but I recently bought mayonnaise that seem to be spoiled. I tried contacting the company to inquire if they thought it was safe to eat and did not receive a response. I will seek alternatives in the future since they do not respond to customer inquiries and may have lax quality control as stated by other reviewers.
VERY, very misleading packaging. From the very name to the huge USDA organic seal on the front right around to the back "PRESERVING OUR NATIONS ENDANGERED FARMS"...... The product is grown in China! Who's endangered farms does this company protect? Organic does not come to mind when I think of products grown in China. I should have bought my magnifying glass to the supermarket and I Might have seen the product of China hidden on the back.
I'm not going to go into all the reasons for liking this company. Here's a quote from their website if you want more info check it out. "Here at WOODSTOCK® we celebrate foods that make you feel great about what you buy, eat, and serve your family. Our ingredients are simple, satisfying, and farmed from sources you can trust. Our team has been at it for over 30 years bringing passion for Organic, Non-GMO, and totally delicious food to the table." I remember when I used to eat Quaker Instant Oatmeal in the individual serving size. After I realized what I was eating I just stopped eating oatmeal period. Then when I moved to New York I saw my daughter eating oatmeal and decided it was a great winter breakfast. I found a brand called Old Wessex. About a year ago I couldn't find it under that name. It said Woodstock. It was the same great oatmeal but the cost for organic became so reasonable I could afford it. I like the Irish Oatmeal best. I purchase it now at Key Food. You can find it at most groceries in NYC. If you like Oatmeal I suggest you try it. After looking at their website I'll think I'll try more of their products. For now I'm having oatmeal for breakfast tomorrow!