
QUESO SALAZAR- QUESO FRESCO The Salazar family is proud to make authentic Mexican cheeses, which they began making in Mexico with milk from their own farm. Now that they’re in the U.S. (Brentwood CA), they produce Queso Fresco. This Fresco Style cheese is fresh, mild and slightly
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NY Times #1 canned tomato 2020… Bianco DiNapoli Tomatoes are organically-grown and harvested in Northern California. Long summer days and fertile soil produce these very unique & delicious tomatoes. Within hours of harvest, their plum- shaped tomatoes are washed, steam-peeled and hand selected at the cannery. Each
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Newly Added Items from Local Farms! Full Belly Farms: Bloomsdale Spinach (available tomorrow) Babe Farms: Hidden Rose Apples (available tomorrow) Dwelley Farms: Orangetti Squash, Honeynut Squash, Red Kuri Squash, Sweet Dumpling Squash Coke Farms: Sunchokes, Celery Roots, Meyer Lemons, Butternut Squash, Blue lake beans Terra Firma Farms:
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STATE OF THE MARKET: Rain Rain, Don’t go away! Wow this rain feels so heavenly. Lets all do a rain dance for more. California needs it. Keep an eye out on wild mushrooms & truffles to be flourishing because of the rain. With that being said, its
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STATE OF THE MARKET: Finally feeling like fall… Weather is changing, leaves are changing, and our inventory is changing. Cooler weather and rain will help with the lettuce crops in the Salinas Valley although we believe we are all the way done with local Gem & Romaine
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CALIFORNIA GROWN CHICORIES, ROOT VEGGIES– Beautiful chicories in house- radicchio, Castelfranco, escarole, and endives. Great on their own, but even better washed and chopped as our chicory mix available from our prep room! California grown Brussel sprouts are looking fantastic, great size and cutting beautiful. Celery root
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A great array of fruits and vegetables are being harvested locally. The challenging weather conditions of last week made it difficult for crews to work as well as directly damaging the fruits that were ready for picking. With the demand still high, the market was filled with
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