WHAT’S IN SEASON

Featured Spring Fruit

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This is the time to stew, bake, and make soups. So, fill up your house with inviting aromas, cozy warmth, and nourishing foods while you wait out these cold winter months and anticipate the coming of spring. Our pick of winter fruits…
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Featured Spring Vegetables

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Winter has come, and in most parts of North America (but not all), the growing season has gone dormant. So this is the time when fresh fruits and vegetables are scarce unless they have been dried or preserved in some way earlier in the year, or they are imported. Root vegetables, nuts, dried fruits, and winter squash are…

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Meat

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Meat does not have a growing season in the sense that plants do however; there are times of the year where certain types and cuts of meat are more readily available or cheaper due to holiday tradition, game hunting seasons, politics, and consumer demand. For example…

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Fish

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There is not really a hard-fast seasonality rule to the fish and seafood we see in our markets. On a wide scale, they are grown commercially in fisheries or they are caught year round. Your location can also play into quality, pricing, and availability. For example, if you live in say – Kansas, there is…

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Seafood

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SPINY LOBSTERS
Interesting Trivia: Spiny lobsters live in the tropical and subtropical waters around Florida, Southern California, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. They differ from the true lobster…

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