Hollister, North Carolina

Recipes passed through generations,
baked with purpose

Sweetgrass Tribal Nutrition preserves Indigenous foodways through handcrafted breads, traditional recipes, and wholesome groceries rooted in tribal heritage and community care.

157 Gibbs Ave, Hollister, NC 27844

Artisan bread loaves on a wooden surface, freshly baked
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Community gathering around food preparation

About Us

Nourishing community
through tradition

Sweetgrass Tribal Nutrition is more than a market — we are a steward of food sovereignty, keeping alive the culinary knowledge that has sustained our people for centuries.

Located in Hollister, North Carolina, we offer a selection of traditionally prepared baked goods, pantry staples, and grocery items that honor Indigenous agricultural practices and taste. Every loaf, every batch, carries the intention of health and cultural continuity.

Our mission centers on providing nutritious, culturally significant foods to our community while creating economic opportunity and preserving the foodways that connect us to our ancestors.

100% Community Owned
Traditional Recipes & Methods
Local Ingredients When Possible

Our Products

From our kitchen
to your table

Each product is prepared with care, using time-honored techniques and the finest ingredients.

Freshly baked sourdough bread with a golden crust

Traditional Breads

Sourdough loaves, cornbread, and flatbreads made using inherited recipes and natural fermentation.

Assorted pastries and baked goods on a display

Baked Goods

Handcrafted pastries, biscuits, and seasonal treats prepared fresh daily in our kitchen.

Pantry staples and grocery items on shelves

Grocery Staples

Wholesome pantry essentials, grains, and culturally significant ingredients for your home.

For current product availability and seasonal offerings, please call or visit us.

Our Heritage

Food as
cultural practice

Indigenous foodways are not relics of the past — they are living traditions that adapt, endure, and nourish. At Sweetgrass Tribal Nutrition, we draw on ancestral knowledge of cultivation, preparation, and community sharing.

Our work supports food sovereignty: the right of our people to define their own food systems, access culturally appropriate nutrition, and pass these practices to the next generation.

Community rooted
Culturally grounded
Built on care
Future focused
Fresh herbs and ingredients arranged for preparation
Traditional kitchen space with baking equipment

Visit Us

Come say hello

Address
157 Gibbs Ave
Hollister, NC 27844

Get in Touch

We'd love
to hear from you

Whether you have a question about our products, want to place an order, or simply want to learn more about our mission — reach out anytime.

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