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What's at market 7/27/22

Summer is in full swing! That means we’ve got all the produce of the rainbow available for sale at market this week. Don’t forget to stop by on your way home to get the best of the fresh. 

Of course, you can also find fresh-baked goods, pasture-raised meats, milk and cheeses, and ready-made meals like empanadas and pizza. Just heat-and-serve, straight from our vendors to you. You can’t get more healthy (or home made) than that! (Don’t worry, we won’t tell).

And don’t forget we have live music, archery demonstrations and a craft for the kiddos, too. The Passaic County Department of Health will also be offering free health checks.

This week we host Maribyrd at the music tent

Keep reading to learn more. We hope to see you this Wednesday at the West Milford Presbyterian Church parking lot from 3-7 p.m.

This week’s vendors

  • Muinos Baked Good

  • Empanada Lady

  • Plentifull Kitchen

  • Rosie's Market 

  • Clyde’s Italian Ice

  • Wildish Way

  • Top of the Mountain Honey

  • Orlando's Bakery 

  • The Gritty Sisters Soapery

  • Pickle Licious

  • Pie Eyed Bar Pies

  • Hope Cress Farms

  • Passaic County Department of Health Services (free health checks)

Did you know that you can get a free health screening at this week’s market? This includes blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol checks courtesy of the Passaic County Department of Health Services. For an accurate blood sugar or cholesterol check you MUST FAST FOR AT LEAST 2 HOURS PRIOR. Can’t make it this week? They’ll be back on August 31st, too.

UPCOMING: Get your knives ready! In two weeks, on August 10th, Eric Phenix of Phenix Sharp Professional Knife Sharpening will be at market to collect any knives that need sharpening, and return them good as new!

Food donations for a better tomorrow

Ample Harvest donates fresh produce to our local food pantries. This week they harvested approximately 18 pounds from West Milford community garden plots, including peas, green beans, carrots, beets, chard, kale, lettuce, squash, cucumbers, radicchio and herbs. 

In addition to community garden harvests, each week the West Milford Farmers Market collects donations from vendors and shoppers, then purchases additional fresh food to donate. Local residents in need have been sharing cooking lessons using this fresh produce. Ample Harvest thanks you for your support in this important endeavor!

Market UpdateWendy Watson-Hallowell