Amish Tours in Lancaster PA
#31
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Mr. Kipper and I stopped at September Farm Cheese on Saturday.
If you are semi-local to their store, I suggest spending $1.50 to purchase their reusable shopping bag. You receive a pin each time you bring it to the store and make a purchase. After 5 purchases, you receive 1 free 8 oz. bar of cheese.
If you are semi-local to their store, I suggest spending $1.50 to purchase their reusable shopping bag. You receive a pin each time you bring it to the store and make a purchase. After 5 purchases, you receive 1 free 8 oz. bar of cheese.
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#33
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However, considering the length of my shopping list for the Lancaster Farmers Market, this might be a 2 cooler trip.
Such a problem to have!
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What we do in Lancaster County:
1. Eat interesting and tasty local foods
2. Buy more interesting and tasty local foods to take home
3. Buy new shoes at the outlet mall (I have a teenaged son who is currently outgrowing his shoes every 2 months)
4. Peruse the quilt shops on the back roads.
I like the California Innovations model with the removable wheels/handle cart.
1. Eat interesting and tasty local foods
2. Buy more interesting and tasty local foods to take home
3. Buy new shoes at the outlet mall (I have a teenaged son who is currently outgrowing his shoes every 2 months)
4. Peruse the quilt shops on the back roads.
I like the California Innovations model with the removable wheels/handle cart.
It is wonderful! I really do suggest buying the reusable shopping bag. Mr. Kipper was not happy that I purchased yet another reusable shopping bag, but I convinced him that this one serves a purpose. It's smaller than your standard grocery store size bags, but I have one that's similar in size, and I use it for smaller items at the grocery store.
#35
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It is wonderful! I really do suggest buying the reusable shopping bag. Mr. Kipper was not happy that I purchased yet another reusable shopping bag, but I convinced him that this one serves a purpose. It's smaller than your standard grocery store size bags, but I have one that's similar in size, and I use it for smaller items at the grocery store.
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#37
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Any hot shopping tips for this week in Lancaster County?
From our CSA box we've had all sorts of interesting greens lately (to the point where I never want to see another salad) and the veggies are slowly starting to come in - so we're good on greens but other produce would be worth bringing home. I've heard cherries are late this spring, so not available yet. Any seasonal meat or cheese stops to make this week? Special events for Thursday or Friday?
From our CSA box we've had all sorts of interesting greens lately (to the point where I never want to see another salad) and the veggies are slowly starting to come in - so we're good on greens but other produce would be worth bringing home. I've heard cherries are late this spring, so not available yet. Any seasonal meat or cheese stops to make this week? Special events for Thursday or Friday?
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Any hot shopping tips for this week in Lancaster County?
From our CSA box we've had all sorts of interesting greens lately (to the point where I never want to see another salad) and the veggies are slowly starting to come in - so we're good on greens but other produce would be worth bringing home. I've heard cherries are late this spring, so not available yet. Any seasonal meat or cheese stops to make this week? Special events for Thursday or Friday?
From our CSA box we've had all sorts of interesting greens lately (to the point where I never want to see another salad) and the veggies are slowly starting to come in - so we're good on greens but other produce would be worth bringing home. I've heard cherries are late this spring, so not available yet. Any seasonal meat or cheese stops to make this week? Special events for Thursday or Friday?
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Any hot shopping tips for this week in Lancaster County?
From our CSA box we've had all sorts of interesting greens lately (to the point where I never want to see another salad) and the veggies are slowly starting to come in - so we're good on greens but other produce would be worth bringing home. I've heard cherries are late this spring, so not available yet. Any seasonal meat or cheese stops to make this week? Special events for Thursday or Friday?
From our CSA box we've had all sorts of interesting greens lately (to the point where I never want to see another salad) and the veggies are slowly starting to come in - so we're good on greens but other produce would be worth bringing home. I've heard cherries are late this spring, so not available yet. Any seasonal meat or cheese stops to make this week? Special events for Thursday or Friday?
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