Buying local is a preferable way to go... in stopping in Moss Landing for some local fruits and…read moreveggies at the market along highway one (whole enchilada market place) we purchased some Githens' Honey with almonds... it was delicious. They also come in a variety of flavors however can't go wrong with nuts and honey. The Bf's allergies have been acting up and it was recommended to buy local honey (pollen ... local flowers.. honey.... supposedly makes a difference). Fishermen wives' tale or not to help with allergies we are buying local honey more often.

We bought some and it has a lovely fruity flavor. Hard to put the spoon down once you've tasted it!…read moreGreat folks harvesting delicious honey!

They grow the freshest organic vegetables you can find. Their assortments are generous and…read morereasonably priced. The baby carrots are sweet and crunchy. It even included yacon -a nutritious root I had never tried before.

We saw this popcorn stand at the local farmers market this Saturday and just thought it was going…read moreto be a basic kettle corn stand which they also have there however this young man had three gourmet flavors, kettle corn, popp'n churro & sweet white cheddar. They are $7 a bag He was pretty persistent on giving us a sample at first we were OK but because he was so nice we ended up trying it oh my goodness I'm glad we did! Of course I tried the churro right away because obviously it's churro and what is there not to love lol then he sold my hubby on a sample of the kettle corn we were super pleased with both of them he was telling us about the actual kernels which he also sells in jars separately if you wish to pop your own freshly at home. The thing is about these kernels I don't know if it's just because they are organic or maybe it's a certain corn that he uses I couldn't find it online however the kernels do not get stuck in your teeth and they are almost soft so it doesn't bother you. I know a lot of people refrain from eating popcorn due to the kernels being stuck in their teeth however if you order from this gentleman or hear to the local farmers market you will not be disappointed as you will not get little tiny kernels slicing your gums and getting stuck in your teeth. He mentioned that he does do delivery you can order online he's available on Facebook and Instagram however I did not see a website. We ended up buying one each of his flavors and while I have not tried the sweet white cheddar I am sure it's going to be delicious. I always love being able to support local owned and operated places especially a young entrepreneur like this,especially when the product is this good.

Bought their blue, Monterey jack, brie & butter. Fantastic. High quality made by family in…read morebusiness for 80 years. By Local.

Had their amazing Greek style yogurt at a restaurant in Carmel and it was awesome…read more Sadly, but understand, they don't sell their products in the LA area. Still thinking about that yogurt.

I was super fortunate to visit this farm a few months ago to get a behind the scenes look at how…read morecertain produce is processed and shipped to our local area. If you are into this type of thing, this is a stop for you. I traveled with my husbae and alongside a group of others were able to check out this farm... the broccoli, lettuce... If you are interested call them up to see if they offer tours for those not affiliated with the business. The agriculture field is one that takes a lot of work and so much goes into it. All I do is go to the local grocery store, check out the product then decide to buy, but visiting this site gave me a whole new perspective and appreciation on what it all takes to have that $1 or $5 product purchased by me... then consumed at home. The folks here were passionate about their daily routines and the love for this work was evident by those I came in contact during this visit. Some have been with the company for over 20 years!! Now that's love and dedication in my eyes! A great tour! Check them out if you can! Have fun and enjoy life :)

I purchased a package of their Green Leaf Lettuce several weeks ago. I am very impressed at how…read morewell it has kept in the frig! Still looks fresh and tastes great after 2 weeks. The packaging seems to have made a big difference. It's in a "clam shell-like" container with a self seal top on it. I will definitely look for this product again, and buy it! Thank you, Church Brothers Farms.

Picked up a beautiful mix bunch of eggs today at the PG Farmer's Market. We were Bigham's Egg…read morefinal customer of the day as we bought the last 6 free range eggs and 6 of the Copper Marans, a beautiful dark colored egg. The GAPS diet recommends pastured eggs and these are perfect and more affordable than those found at your local Wholepaychecks!

Eggs from free-ranging chickens, available at local farmer's markets, including the Pacific Grove…read moreFarmer's Market (Everyone's Harvest). Get in your order in advance & the eggs will be waiting there for you.

Tikal Organic Farms of Salinas, had a nice mix of Leeks, Carrots, Beets and Greens at the Clement…read moreStreet Farmers Market San Francisco.

I always look for Borba Farms when I'm at my local farmer's market because of their fresh and…read moreflavorful variety of veggies. My favorite treat is their homemade salsa! The limited jars are usually by the pay counter, so you have to go early to make sure you get one when it's tomato season. It's soooo scrumptious... I have to resist all temptation at devouring the entire jar in one sitting. I can eat it as a meal with tortilla chips. No exaggeration!

They have such a wide variety of produce to choose from. The berries , carrots,tomatoes, beans and…read morepotatoes are the best! I'm also a fan of their jams, and shrubs. We've made some pretty tasty cocktails using their shrubs.