Huhn Farms

4.7 (3 reviews)

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John L.

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6 years ago

I stopped by here after a google map search and was happy to find them! Very sweet family who had some really nice pork portions. I'm guessing because of the beef shortages due to the pandemic they were all out of beef. They had plenty of ground pork, bone in and boneless pork chops, sweet/hot/summer sausages, pork ribs, ham and bacon mostly. Fresh eggs, raw milk, chocolate milk and regular milk. I found the prices fair and came away with three packages of pork chops, one each of sweet and hot sausage and bacon for around $26 bucks. I found it to be a good value. I also picked up some raw milk which was delicious in our coffee over the holiday weekend. We marinated and baked the pork chops and I found them to be of good quality. We grilled the sausages and the hot had a very nice kick, the regular sweet Italian sausage had some peppery kick as well. The bacon came in thinner slices and well as thicker wider cuts so if your a fan of bacon size variety you'll like the bacon. All in all I found the experience worthwhile. Good people and quality local meats, can't beat that! read more

Huhn Farms - Pork Bacon - wide and thin cuts. Good variety and a nice thickness. - Farms Near Me - Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Huhn Farms - Mix of bone in and boneless pork chops. This is after some marinade was put on, but they were decent cuts - Farms Near Me - Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

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Tom T.

4 years ago

Look for sign! GPS is not very accurate! If following GPS and you end up in a church parking lot, turn left out of the parking lot. Brown sign on your left, past the intersection. Would highly recommend this farm, not a real big selection but food is terrific!!! Prices are in line for the quality. Handcrafted items are downright cheap compared to many other places. read more

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Michael A.

4 years ago

As mentioned previously, this place looks simply like a farm, but they do offer a variety if items raised there. The uncured bacon was delicious and Daniel was super helpful. Highly recommend. read more

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915 Haney Rd
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
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(570) 620-6487
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What time does Huhn Farms open?

Huhn Farms opens at 3:00 PM on Wednesday.Huhn Farms opens at 2:00 PM on Friday.Huhn Farms opens at 10:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

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Huhn Farms is closed on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.Huhn Farms closes at 5:00 PM on Wednesday.Huhn Farms closes at 6:00 PM on Friday.Huhn Farms closes at 4:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Tue, Thu ClosedWed 3:00 PM - 5:00 PMFri 2:00 PM - 6:00 PMSat-Sun 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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