Vendors Attending Market, Saturday May 30, 2009
Posted: May 28, 2009 by MSFM
Enjoy a relaxing stroll down Main Street, smell the flowers and savor the flavors of Main Street Farmers’ Market.
Bar V Brand – rib eyes, sirloin, club steak, ground beef, pork sausage and will be cooking sausage in the morning and hamburgers for lunch
CiboVino Restaurant – fresh baked foccacia, ciabatto, and refreshments
Deanna Boggs – Market baskets, gourds, packaged nuts, fruits, trial mix and pecan pies
NEW to MARKET: Debroha Cavanaugh – Cookies, breads, Cinnamon Rolls, Cakes, Pies and more
Dipsy Dames of Texas Fame – specialty dips, pepper jelly, pickles, jalapenos, raspberry lemonade, peach lemonade, cornbread mixes, cheese-ball mixes, and fresh eggs from Riley Springs that will stand up & smile at you in the morning.
Fernando Rodriquez – tropical fruits and vegetables
J.R. Fisher – goats milk lotions, fresh eggs, squash
Love At First Slice, Robert Armor – Specializes in beef brisket sold by the pound, cold smoked cheeses (habenero, pepper jack, colby, Swiss & sharp cheddar) smoked with Cherry wood
Papa Dan’s Beef Jerky – Fresh made Beef Jerky from a 150-year old recipe.
Patsy Yates – fruits and vegetables
Roy Olayo – Homemade tamales, onions, plants
Rusty’s Grass Finished Foods – Beef, Herbal Sorbet desserts
Seven Seas Coffee Roasting Company - fresh roasted whole bean coffee, brewed coffee, refreshing smoothies, espresso base drinks
Sloans Creek Farm – Texas Grass-fed beef, lamb, goat, pasture pork, wild-caught salmon
NEW to MARKET: Sulphur Springs Floral Etc. – Fresh cut flowers
Three Oaks Farm -bedding plants, tropical plants, hanging baskets, trees and shrubs
Webb’s Farm Fresh Produce delivers cabbage*, collard greens*, Noonday onions*, onions*, Kentucky Wonders green beans, peaches, potatoes, tomatoes (red & green), cucumbers, purple onions*, white onions, cantaloupes, strawberries, squash and more to market. Marlon Webb will also have peaches from Pitsburgh!
*Locally Grown Produce
Good Morning Jill!
It is a beautiful Sunday morn and I am still sleepy headed and pleasantly “worn out” after my big week of baking and selling at the market! I just want to let you know that I feel SO honored to be a part of the market. Ya’ll have welcomed me so much and your visitors at the market are so nice and pleasant. I am thrilled about the street musicians and entertainers as well. Growing up in Big D I have shopped farmers markets since my 20′s (and that is a LONG time). When I moved this way I was so disappointed to not be able to find home grown produce or beef for that matter! I mean after all we are in cattle country! Seemed everywhere I turned the answer always was we can get at “The Big W superstore” so why bother?! I feel, as Dylan reminded us so long ago, the times they are a changing. So many young people and folks my age and up are realizing what GARBAGE goes into our food products from factory farming. I know more folks are going back to the slow food movement, they just have to be reminded as to why and what for. I do beleive we can help to heal our planet one person at a time, we just have to get the word out! See ya next week! Oh! Search The Dessert Lady on facebook to see pix of the bakery here in Cooper and to see some trully yummy creations! Peace, Love & Light, Deborah
I really enjoyed talking with you on Saturday. It was good to see your booth almost completely sold out. I love to see someone put their time into a project that pays off. Saturday was beautiful weather and people really seemed to be having a good time. I hope to see you next Saturday. Hopefully you can make it to the Internet Business Group meeting in Lou Viney’s at 11am. If not, I’ll try to catch up with you later in the day.
We’re SO glad to have you at the farmers’ market! And boy, do we have to show up early to get our hands on your specialty items! Your goodies sell out FAST!
I saw a little girl eating one of your cupcakes last Saturday. A grown up asked her for a bite and you should have seen the look on her face. You can tell she was thinking, “Uh, in your dreams!” I couldn’t help laugh out loud.
Never ask a woman to share her chocolate confections, no matter her age.