01/06/2022
Now it’s Official, summer in Lexington is here!
If you have been following my feed you know that I am a big fan of farmers markets. Of course, my fave is the Lexington Farmers Market. Farmers markets have been the source of lots of fun and photo 📸 opportunities. This year promises to be better than ever. Oh, and did I mention great food!
Got to check-in with old friends at Drew's Stews and More, and House Bear Brewing. And of course, Alex and the crew were running everything with their usual precision. We even got a visit from the William Diamond Jr. Fife and Drum Corps.
River Rock Farm has a great selection of all natural and pasture raised dry aged beef. Got some English cut short ribs from them at the Small Yet Mighty Winter Market. Yum. So good to see them again.
New to me this year, the friendly folks at Grateful Tastes and a selection of local honey🍯and maple syrup. Big smiles 😀 and a big array of things to try.
Loved hearing about “made with love♥️” Lux Lifestyle Boutique's handmade, small-batch, self-care bath 🛀 products. Intended to be both therapeutic and transformative the line also includes gentle skincare kits, silver hair moisturizers, body butters, muscle rollers, and body oils.
Gumption Elixir Company brings us to long ago🗓️, back when drug store soda fountain dispensed health-promoting tonics mixed with soda water, in time becoming refreshing treats of their own (think Dr. Pepper and Coca Cola). These elixirs are all-natural beverage syrups based on the roots and herbs traditionally recognized in herbal healing. And I am told you can craft cocktails 🍹with them too!
My last stop for the day was Drink Yamacu. a West African Fusion food and ginger drink company. Drink selections like ginger carrot 🥕and ginger pineapple 🍍 and food specialties Chicken Yassa and Peanut 🥜 Butter Stew will have Lynn and me exploring new tastes.
Didn’t get to every tent yet but that is what I like about the markets. New foods and products to explore 👀… and new people to meet! If you are near Lexington MA, come on by. If not, find your local farmer's market and make some discoveries of your own.
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