Coborn’s 100 Year Anniversary
Virtual Recipe Exchange

Popular foods and family recipes have a unique way of reflecting culture, community and time. In our 100th year, we will embrace the unique recipes YOU have prepared with the food from our stores as we launch Coborn’s 100 Year Virtual Recipe Exchange! Your dishes are the true celebration of what we love most — life, togetherness and connection.

Our Coborn’s family is incredibly grateful for the communities we’ve served for the last century and want to add your unique voice to the conversation by honoring your recipes! Share your recipe treasures, inspire others and get inspired as we embrace the important role food has played in our collective history.

Fill out and submit the form below — including an optional recipe photo, for a chance to be featured on our 100th Year Anniversary portal and marketing efforts. (Please note, your recipe must be original and complete to be considered.)

Here’s to 100 Years of US!

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Virtual Recipe Exchange Collection
This originally came from a card at Coborn’s many years ago. I have never found it on the Coborn’s recipe list but I can find it by googling it! These are the best Sloppy Joes – not too loose, so easy and perfect for a crowd. The Becker Area Senior Center folks love these!  ~ Pat T. [...] Read more...
Easy to make and delicious jam!  ~ Julie K. [...] Read more...
I received this recipe among others as a bridal shower gift from my mother-in-law in May  1990. Our family has taken this dish with on hunting and fishing trips, pot lucks, etc. I still make this recipe as the flavors are so good!  ~ Denise B. [...] Read more...
This recipe has been in our family for years. It’s our go to breakfast when we all get together. It tastes delicious too!  ~ Christine J. [...] Read more...
This recipe has been in my family for at least two generations. When I was a teen, a friend came for supper. She loved this recipe so my mom made it. We were all eating and talking. When she was done she lifted her plate up to her face and started licking it. We all stopped and stared. I still do not let her forget that!  ~ Sheri L. [...] Read more...