Blogger finds lots to like at Kalamazoo Farmer’s Market
A dining blogger and his wife moved to the area in September of 2009 when she was transferred to Kalamazoo from Lansing. They have been trying — and loving — area eating experiences since then. The city’s farmer’s market is a particular favorite.
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The first vendor we came to, we hit the jackpot. J was incredibly excited to find fresh raspberries, blueberries, peaches, and cherries. She had only intended on buying the raspberries and blueberries, but was talked into the cherries when she realized they had a mix and match at 3 for $10 … and once you bought ten bucks, you got peaches for free. So for $10, she walked with enough fresh fruit to last the week.
We’ve been looking forward to summer for quite some time just for the amazing fruits and veggies that Michigan produces. The Kalamazoo Farmer’s Market is a great resource for the community and I’m already looking forward to next Saturday.
To find out more about the shopping expedition read the entire blog entry.
Source: SW Michigan Dining
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