Either way, everyone, including his shift supervisors, started asking if we baked anything to sell. We thought about it, and sent a few things. I worried the prices were too high...they wouldn't be for where we lived back north, but here, well, life just works differently down here in our area. These folks are simple living and they know how to pinch a penny and make it scream for mercy. I swear, most of them could pinch a penny hard enough to turn it into a dime!
So, this is my starting list as it were, for the Farm Market this summer -- which, btw, hasn't opened yet. I'm a bit stumped, but I have no idea who to contact and ask, so we just watch the signs at the Ag Center each week when in town.
Share your thoughts -- we won't start off with so much stuff along with us, just a couple cookies and some bread. I want to see how it goes first. If it looks to be something folks are interested in, we will put out the list of items and take 'orders' for things, plus have the few things available all the time at the stand.
Country Homestead Baking
Baked Goods and Treats
Home Baked Cookies, Loaf Breads, Biscuits and Treats
Peanut Butter $2.50/dozen with nuts $2.75/dozen
Chocolate Chip $2.50/dozen with nuts $2.75/dozen
Traditional lunch-box favorites, crispy outside , soft & chewy inside
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip $2.50/dozen
Soft and moist chip cookie with a hint of pumpkin taste
Amish Sugar Cut-Outs $3.00/dozen w/icing glaze
Various shaped cut-outs available
Homemade Granola $2.50/quart $5.00/half gallon
Whole oats, coconut, raisins, dried fruits and local honey; nuts upon request
Amish Fried Fruit Pies 2/$1.00 or 13/$6.00-- call for available fruits
White Loaf $4.00/loaf
Cinnamon Raisin, White $5.00/loaf
Wheat Loaf $4.75/loaf
Cinnamon Raisin, Wheat $5.50/loaf
Homemade Biscuits, white or blended wheat $3.00/dozen
Mini Loaves, White or Wheat only $1.50 each
These are great for the holiday dinners and baskets -- approx. size of 2 dinner rolls
Pumpkin Bread, Applesauce Bread, Banana Bread $3.00/loaf
Traditional family recipes using fresh, home-ground, organic white wheat
1 comment:
Thanks for sharing this! I am also looking at starting a produce stand and hope to sell some baked goods. I also had no idea what would fly as far as prices.
I was surprised and happy to see what you charge for a loaf of wheat bread. About what I was also hoping to charge.
Keep us updated on how it goes! I enjoy reading your blog. :-)
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