NEW FOR 2011! We paired Oregon's finest cranberries with sweet apples to create what will soon be your favorite condiment. Use it on sandwiches, roasted poultry, or just eat it straight from the jar - we won't tell!
Price: $7.25
No Sales Tax in Oregon
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NEW FOR 2011! We partner the rich, earthy flavors of our locally grown Sweet Potatoes with tart apples and sweet molasses to bring you a truly unique delicacy perfect with waffles, pancakes, or biscuits.
Price: $6.95
No Sales Tax in Oregon
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Pine State Biscuits: Southern Goodness in Portland
It all began at the Portland Farmer's Market in the spring of 2006. Pine State Biscuits started with three guys and an outdoor kitchen serving up buttermilk biscuits, country gravy and fried chicken to die for. With the buzz of their operation growing beyond the hungry farmers market crowd, in 2008 Kevin, Walt and Brian opened their first biscuit shop on Belmont Avenue in Portland Oregon. Now with two locations serving up their Southern goodness for breakfast and lunch, they have received many accolades that stretch all the way to Oprah herself. They were also featured on The Food Network's hit show "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" in 2009.
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Boise Co-op: 30 Years Later And Still Offering Healthy & Earth Friendly Foods! And Oregon Growers' Jams Too!
Founded in 1973, Boise Co-Op has been supplying healthy natural foods, as well as earth friendly products to customers in Boise Idaho for almost 30 years. Along with carrying a large variety of Oregon Growers' jams and fruit spreads, they also offer bulk foods, a great selection of artisan cheeses and meats, lots of fresh produce and more to their 40,000 members and customers. To learn more about Boise Co-Op, visit their website!
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A cousin to Membrillo, a traditional condiment from Spain that is often served with aged Manchego, Spain's flagship sheep's milk cheese. More Info →
Delicious Cheese Condiments from Oregon Growers
Our Fruit Pates distill the pure essence of our locally grown fruits. Their bright flavor and subtle sweetness is the perfect counterpoint to artisan cheese. Our Fruit Pates are made from whole fruit with no additives or preservatives and are 100% natural and Gluten Free.These cheese condiments bring out the best in different varieties of artisan cheeses.As always we will continue to develop great recipes, new products, featured gourmet gifts.
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Oregon Growers & Shippers is committed to selling exquisite farm-direct jams, preserves, fruit butters, honeys and sauces -- straight from the orchards to you. We pride ourselves on our direct relationships with the farmers who grow fantastic apples, pears, cherries, berries and more. Start shopping now.
Did you know that Oregon is the largest producer of hazelnuts in the United States? Our hazelnuts come from Hazelnut Growers of Oregon farmer co-op. Their primary growing regions are found in the Willamette and Yamhill valleys.
We offer four varieties in convenient resealable pouches. Use them in confections, sprinkled on salads or simply straight out of the bag for a quick and nutritious snack!
Updated Thanksgiving Sandwich with our New Cranberry Apple Relish!
Our brand new Cranberry Apple Relish is bursting with Thanksgiving flavor! We've cooked down whole Northwest cranberries, apples, fresh orange juice as well as wonderful array of spices. But it's still so delicious you'll keep eating well past turkey day! This will make a wonderful cranberry sauce substitute this Thanksgiving and just as delicious on your leftover turkey sandwich!
Day After Turkey Sandwich
English Muffin or bread of choosing
Sliced Turkey
Cranberry Apple Relish
Goat Cheese
Mixed Greens
Build your perfect day after Thanksgiving sandwich using all the yummy ingredients above. Or improvise with whatever delicious leftovers on hand, if you have any at all! Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving!
Cooking Light Magazine | 2011
