July 5, 2024
Good morning, St. Isidore Market Family!
I hope you all enjoyed your Independence Day celebrations. We have so much to be grateful for in our country and West Virginian communities!
Certainly our local farmers and the healthy & delicious food they produce is a BIG thing to not take for granted! Speaking of which: there’s some new seasonal fruit and freeze dried varieties available as well from our West Virginian producers!
Continue reading to learn what’s new and then Start Your Order!
Thank You for supporting our farmers and needy families by shopping at the St. Isidore Market!
- New Fruit! Twin Ridge Orchard in Shenandoah Junction, WV has new seasonal fruit in: Jade Nectarines and Shiro Yellow Plums! Enjoy nature’s sweet treats in quarts or save when you buy in bulk!
- More Freeze Dried Fruits (& Veggies)! Harvest Trails Co. in Martinsburg, WV has some new freeze dried fruit available: Peaches, Black Raspberries, Rasberries, and Maple Glazed Apples! Also, Coleman and his team have ventured into freeze dried vegetables with Jalapeños!
- Country Creamery Returns! After a successful week of renovations on the farm, Country Creamery is back! Enjoy your favorite flavors of Ice Cream, drinkable yogurt, creamline milk, and more!
- New Cookies! Annette with Noll House Cookies has a cookie with a twist for you: enjoy Salted Caramel Pretzels or, for added decadence, Salted Caramel Pretzels with Chocolate! This is worth a try!
Be sure to Place Your Pre Order before noon on Tuesday this week! Don’t wait! Our Market is brimming with over 250 farm fresh foods and artisan products!
Thank you for your support of our Market! Contact me if you need assistance with anything.
Our Market Team looks forward to seeing you all at our next Market at St. James this Thursday, July 11th, from 5:00-6:30 pm!
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4) Sharing our Facebook posts and promotional flyers with others.
5) Volunteering at the Market. An extra set of hands always helps things run more smoothly! Contact me for more details.