Plenty of Sweets; Martins Handmade Pretzels; Taylor Farm Cheeses
Effie’s Oatcakes & Corncakes; Crystal’s Honey; Las Brumas Coffee; Café Fanny Organic Granola; Carrabassett Coffee; Lot's of Crackers & Crostini; Goat’s milk cheese; Fresh Bread & Baguettes Delivered by Fornax Monday-Saturday; Breton Crackers; Old Chatham Sheepherding Company Cheese; Cabaret Crackers; Grafton Village Cheddar Cheese; Columela Olive Oil;Walnut Oil; Black
Truffle Oil;Soppressata; Hot Genoa Salami; Prosciutto; Pickled Okra; Lucini 10 Year Balsamic Vinegar;
Lucini Premium Select Olive Oil; Liquid Smoke; River Rock Farm Grass Fed Beef; Coop’s Ice Cream & Maple's Organic Gelato;
Sir Real Orange Juice, Grapefruit Juice, Lemonade; Pecan Oil; Josephine’s Extreme Hot Italian Pepper; Sauces-N-Love Pasta Sauce; Brown Cow Yogurt; Ronnybrook drinkable yogurt; Siggi's yogurt; Sky Top Farms Buttermilk; VT Butter Butter; Organic Valley 1/2 & 1/2 and Heavy Cream; Eggs; Smoked Salmon Appalachian Naturals Salad Dressings, Salsa and Cranberry Sauce;
Crane Crest Real French Dressing; Chobani Greek Yogurt; Applegate Farms Bacon;
Sassy Sauces Bittersweet Chocolate Sauce; Appledore Cove Ginger Wasabi
Pretzel Dip, Four Pepper Salsa & Black Bean and Corn Salsa,Strawberry Honey Lavender Jam; Blueberry Jam, Strawberry Dessert Sauce; Z Crackers; hot chocolate; Dancing Deer Brownies;
Macaroons; Giant Whoopie Pies; Ginger Beer;
Root Cellar Pickles; Quince Paste; Divina Olives; Applegate Farms Turkey Bugers, Chicken Pot Pies, Chicken Nuggets, Breakfast Sausage; Tuna Burgers, Salmon Burgers;
Quince Paste…AND MORE!!!
BOOKS !!
Beeswax Candles
Lots of Greeting Cards!
Here's a recommendation for a wonderful American cheese. This is a washed-rind cow's milk cheese from Virginia. But the flavor is so well-balanced, complex and delicious that you could mistake it for a French cheese. Try Grayson from Meadow Creek Farms (http://www.meadowcreekdairy.com).
Posted by: Peter Dorfman | March 27, 2009 at 06:40 PM
Thank you Peter! I'll tell Kristine to get right on it!
Isabel
Assistant Manager of Savin Hill Supply
Posted by: Isabellord@comcast.net | June 05, 2009 at 10:18 AM
If you don't have a jar of SHS's Cape Cod Caviar in your cupboard for the holiday season, go purchase one right now.
Not only is it great along side the turkey and on the turkey sandwiches, it is great on cream cheese and crackers and with roast pork. Worlds better than that commercial brand.
Judy
Posted by: Judy Hoag | December 01, 2009 at 06:56 AM