Rutabaga Juicery & Eats

Rutabaga Juicery & Eats was formed out of the notion that whole, minimally processed food doesnt have to be inconvenient or hard to come by. Stacey & Jim Heywood, while living in South Australia, were inspired by how life was formed around the Adelaide Central Market. As the heartbeat of the citys central business district, the market shared a building with the largest grocery store chain in the nation. Yet despite, the local purveyors didnt just thrive, they were engrained in the Adelaideans daily life. Grabbing a meal made from local, fresh ingredients was available from not one, but many stalls nearly every day of the week. When one talked about healthy eating amongst friends, access was rarely a topic because it existed on such a widespread scale. This was a harsh contrast to Staceys hometown in Maryland. Upon the couples unplanned relocation back to Annapolis in July 2014, It wasnt long before they felt the void of access. Swallowed by fast food chains and unhealthy grab-a...