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Farmers' Markets - Cave Girl New Zealand — Eating Clean, Living Paleo

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Buying local produce from local people always feels good. The weekend sleep-in always seems to elude me I spend all week looking forward to it, but enevitably I’m usually first up with nobody to play with. So when I’m not meeting a friend for a walk, I often take the opportunity to escape to a local (or not so local) farmers’ market. Reconnect to eating seasonal and taste the real flavours come through. I like to fill my bags (reusable cloth of course;-) with free-range eggs, local honey and nuts, natura...

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Oratia Farmers Market: Support your Local Growers

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July 9, 2010. Support your Local Growers. Supermarkets are pricing fresh fruit and vegetables up to 500% higher than the cost of production, but the grower who supply the supermarket say they are not breaking even! A fruit grower from Hawkes Bay said he is getting the same for his apples he was paid 12 years ago, .50cents kg- when the same apples are sold in the supermarket for $ 4 kg. Retailers appear to be the only ones profiting. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Fox Tales - a southern persepective: July 2010

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Fox Tales - a southern persepective. Tuesday, 27 July 2010. The kitchen was filled with the smell of baking – I made a kibbled grain loaf, chocolate chip biscuits and cheese and herb muffins. There’s nothing like home cooked goodies in the tins. I forage for puffballs and other edible funghi, collect blackberries, and have a never-ending supply of mulch courtesy of the She-Oaks fallen needles. Tuesday, 20 July 2010. It also means I can have some time “off farm”. Where we sipped pinot noir from the comfor...

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Auckalnd Farmers Market region: September 2010

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My TV show Annabel Langbein The Free Range Cook. Was filmed at my little cabin on the shores of Lake Wanaka, where I am lucky enough to maintain a large vegetable garden that provides much of my family's fresh produce. I have always grown my own vegetables - something that was instilled in me by my father Fred, who maintained a prodigious garden that provided us with a nutritious and interesting diet. Each week at the markets, the same friendly faces greet and cajole. I love this chance to try someth...

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Oratia Farmers Market: Don't forget Valentines Day

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February 9, 2010. Don't forget Valentines Day. Come and visit the market on Saturday to help set the mood for Valentines Day. On Sunday 14 February. We have chocolates from Wickedly Gourmet hand made Chocolates. Fresh flowers from Stems Roses. Pack a Picnic with fresh bread, crossiants and bagels from Blackwoods Gourmet bread or Greg Flutey bread. Assorted fine New Zealand cheese from the NZ Cheeseman. Smoked fish from the Salmonman or Mulleez. Fresh berries from Pavich Berries. View my complete profile.

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The Virtuous Circle: July 2011

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We are trying to explore how to live ethically, future thinking lives; looking at sustainability, fair trade, reusing, recycling and ways to stop pillaging our planet and people. Sunday, July 31, 2011. DIY Cleaning Products ep.2. Anyone try the DIY spray cleaner and glass cleaner. This is another one from Wendyl Nissen. Monday, July 25, 2011. Though not always the cheapest place to buy food, buying from local. Means that you support your local producers by buying direct from them, and buying food that.

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Oratia Farmers Market: Thank You

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July 8, 2010. We would like to welcome our new shoppers to the market and a big thank you to our regular customers that introduced them to our market place. Share a Secret was a great success in the month of June and due to this we are extending it for the month of July. Come and see Tom with your new shopper and receive $10 cash. It may be winter but we have had some beautiful mornings and there is always something to warm you up, coffee, mulled wine, hot soup and the live music to jiggle to.

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Oratia Farmers Market: New Stallholders

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May 13, 2010. We would like to welcome to the market all our new stallholders:. Sunset Free Range Poultry- selling free range eggs and free range frozen chickens. Oh Fudge- freshly made fudge each week with a range of delicious flavours. Salash- with their natural manuka cold smoked, air dried meats, salami and sausages. Pasta Nostra- selling their freshly made ravioli range, lemon infused linguine, hand made. Cannelloni, roman gnocchi and much more. Vegetables and stir fry bagged vegetables.

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Oratia Farmers Market: May 2010

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May 26, 2010. SHARE THE SECRET IN JUNE. We are giving away $800 in June. 200 each Saturday in June. Be one of the first 20 people to bring a NEW Shopper to the Market and we give you $10 cash. Its that easy! Register at the Market, see Tom at the coffee shed. May 13, 2010. We would like to welcome to the market all our new stallholders:. Sunset Free Range Poultry- selling free range eggs and free range frozen chickens. Oh Fudge- freshly made fudge each week with a range of delicious flavours. Contact Che...

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Oratia Farmers Market: September 2009

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September 30, 2009. Rex is one of the owners of the Oratia Farmers Market and Artisan Wines. Weekends are typically spent in the Oratia vineyards. Here he shares one of his market day experiences. After helping set up the market every Saturday morning I often pop into the vineyard to do a few hours of vineyard work. It’s my way of keeping in touch with the vines. Then the shoppers start arriving. Regular early birds are greeted by name and a week of experiences are shared. It’s all laughter, chatte...