
I decided to visit the city market this morning and open the store a bit late. It was a good morning in spite of the iffy weather. Crowds were out and there was lots of yummy stuff to be had. Shatto milk makes cheese curds!!!!!! I love cheese curds. They aren't in the stores yet, but I got some at the market. Very very good.
Got some sheep milk cheese from Green Dirt Farms and of course honey from Bob & Liz. If you've never had their honey you are missing out. I never thought there was a difference in honey until I tried theirs.
The fruits and veggies are starting to look good. I didn't get there early enough for Asparagus - but I will next week.
Another cool thing is that the market managers have recycled all of their old banners into shopping totes! They look great and it's a great use for something that might have been trash otherwise. At $10 they're a good price too.
I love the city market. I may make it a habit to open at 12:30 on Saturday's so I can get down there and get my market fix.
Guy in the picture is Orlando. He plays the pan flute in a way that I can actually stand to listen to it! No small feat.

3 comments:
I will have to try that honey!
I love the market, too!
best,
Sylvia C.
I actually stop by to listen to this guy every time I am there. I used to go every Saturday before work, even if I didn't need anything
Thanks for the tip on the cheese curds. We buy them whenever we go up to visit my dad in the Yoop, but I had no idea they were available locally. My Canadian friend will be happy to hear this - he loves to make poutine and cheese curds are one of the primary ingredients.
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