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ARTISANAL CHEESE & SNACKS

Keep checking out our growing list of unique and wonderful snacks and other dried goods. They include:

Hazelnuts grow in the temperate and lush Willamette Valley of western Oregon. Freddy Guys' Filberts is a family-run hazelnut orchard owned and operated by Barb and Fritz Foulke. These award-winning nuts are hand packed immediately after harvest. They are cracked and roasted frequently so they remain fresh.

If you are going to substitute a meal do it with a healthy product! Natural Bakery Bars from Kansas are hand-crafted in a small production kitchen on a third-generation family farm. They use all natural ingredients including brown rice syrup (no corn syrup) and stone-ground flour from a local mill, one of only four mills in the USA to produce flour in this way. Stone grinding is a 'cooler' way to grind with less friction, so micro-nutrients are preserved rendering a more nutritious flour. The bars are made with Turkey Red Wheat. This hard red winter wheat originates from the original seed that was brought to Kansas in the 1870s by Mennonite farmers from the Crimean peninsula in Russia. Turkey red wheat is descended from the first wheat brought to Kansas.
 
No additives or preservatives are added and absolutely nothing is taken out of the grain.

Fruit Spreads come from the Kiva Orchard, the organic fruit and vegetable farm of High Dessert Foods located in Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in Southwest Colorado, a land that has supported human inhabitants for over 1,000 years. Organic farming methods, combined with the high desert region's microclimate of cool nights and hot summer days, its sandy clay loam soil, and irrigation with snowmelt from nearby mountains, produce fruits and vegetables that are supremely flavorful.

Preserves come from Clayton’s, and are made from sweet, pesticide free fruits. Varieties include: Strawberry Rhubarb,
Peach, Red Raspberry, Concord Grape, Cranberry Conserve and Tomato Chutney.

Pickles come from Clayton’s, and are made from an assortment of Homemade, Cool Breeze, National Pickling, and Ruth's cucumbers. Varieties include: Hot Dill, Kosher Dill, Regular Dill, Sweet Spears, Dill Green Beans and Dill Relish.

Clayton’s Heirloom Tomato Salsa varieties include Mild Red Salsa, Yellow Salsa and Chipotle Lime.

Tomato varieties in the Mild Red Salsa include Red Brandywine (the first true "heirloom " tomato as far as tomato heads are concerned); Coustralee (France); Delicious; Hillbilly (West Virginia); Hungarian Heart (Budapest); Lucky Leprechaun (Ireland); Mortgage Lifter(USA); Roma (Italy); Soldacki (Poland)
Stupice (Czechoslovakia); Swiss Alpine (Switzerland); Black From Tula (Ukraine); Black Krim (Russsia); Black Price(Siberia); Big Rainbow; Beefsteak; Rutgers; Cherokee Purple (Tennessee); Dutchman; Cosmonaut Volka (Russia); Bloody Butcher; Sausage; Black Crimso; Chocolate Stripes; Marianna Peace; Blue Fruit; Cold Set; Chalks Early Jewel; Burbank Slicing; Valencia; Anna Russian (Russian); Purple Calabash; Goliath; Prudens Purple; And others...

Click on the links at the left to visit our purveyors of Heritage Sides and Snacks.

 
 
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