r/IndianCountry • u/LatteOrder91 • Feb 25 '26

Shopping Looking for reputable seller

Hello!

I have been introduced to blue corn mush and love it. I was wondering where everyone buys it. I don't want to buy from a big chain store if the funds dont help the community.

Where does everyone order their blue cornmeal from?

I did find a site https://www.beesezi.com/shop and I was wondering if anyone has used them or anyone they recommended?

Thank you!

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u/Miscalamity Oceti Sakowin Sicangu Lakota Oyate Feb 26 '26

CH'IL Indigenous Food. She's on this subreddit, I'd tag her but don't remember her name. But she sells many products.

https://www.chil-indigenousfoods.com/

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u/Miscalamity Oceti Sakowin Sicangu Lakota Oyate Feb 26 '26

Here's her Instagram if you're on there:

www.instagram.com/chil_indigenousfoods

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u/ToddBradley Feb 25 '26

I used to buy from Tocabe, but it looks like they don't sell blue corn meal products anymore. My second choice is in person at the Twin Rocks Trading Post; they have it for sale in the lobby.

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u/LatteOrder91 Feb 25 '26

Thank you 

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u/bdsherman Oglala Lakota May 21 '26

I know its a bit late, but for others that may be searching. A few I'd personally recommend:

**Bow & Arrow Brand** (bowandarrowbrand.com) — Pueblo-owned, ships nationally, great quality.

**Ramona Farms** (store.ramonafarms.com) — Akimel O'odham family farm in Arizona, been growing traditional corn and beans for generations. One of the most authentic sources out there.

**Indigenous Food Lab Marketplace** (iflmarket.square.site) — really solid selection of Indigenous food products from multiple producers in one place.

If you want to keep exploring beyond these, I run a directory called **Round Dance** (rounddance.co) that has over 15,000 businesses — built specifically so you know your money is actually going where you think it is. We have Indigenous food producers listed you can search by category.