Sentences with phrase «local peaches from»

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I can't remember ever being away from the tinies for a whole day, but I drove to Idelette «s house, with local peaches riding shotgun in their cardboard basket; the tomatoes, raspberry ice cream, baguette, and honey in my backseat, between the door and my laptop, a few papers and books stuffed in for good measure.

I can't remember ever being away from the tinies for a whole day, but I drove to Idelette «s house, with local peaches riding shotgun in their cardboard basket; the tomatoes, raspberry ice cream, baguette, and honey in my backseat, between...

So, in order to enjoy every last bit, we have ordered peach seconds from our local orchard and have blueberries in the freezer from the last of the fresh picked berries from a few weeks ago.

Isaac hand - picked the blueberries at a local farm and we got the peaches from the farmer's market last weekend.

I can't wait to use my peaches from our local peach festival in this recipe!

Peach season is frustratingly short — that is, that brief period when fresh peaches from your local area are available, not the perfect - looking fruit that's shipped across the country hard as rocks.

He immediately gets to work picking fresh peaches from their tree to serve as an appetizer with fresh goat cheese ricotta from a local farm.

«This new offer, including the sourcing of 100 per cent Australian grown Coles brand canned peaches, pears and apricots from SPC Ardmona... is a demonstration of Coles» commitment to local sourcing,» Coles chief operating officer John Durkan said in a statement.

What I did different was grill the fresh peaches that I bought yesterday afternoon from my local farmer's market along with local honey.

I love this time of the year when the peaches are ripe on the trees, the mangos from Mexico are arriving at the fruit and vegetable markets, the avocados are coming from California, and in just a few weeks we'll have apricots, pears, pomegranates, and apples from local orchards.

Producers include an artisan from North Carolina, Farmer's Daughter, who makes local products like Pumpkin Chip and Scuppernong Preserves; from Alaska, Kahiltna Birchworks, who makes Wild Mixed Berry Fruit Spread; from Oregon, Ayers Creek, with their Loganberry Preserve; from Colorado, High Desert Fruit, with their Sour Cherry Confiture; from Oregon, Queener Fruit Farm, with their Black Currant Jam; and from the Bay Area (Healdsburg), Dry Creek Peach with their Peach Jam.

I am happy to eat fresh local peaches (no one has organic peaches where I live) than buy the awful tasting organic ones from the supermarket that were flown in from who knows where.

We use items like milk, bread, apples, peaches and lettuce from local providers whenever possible.

For others there are comprehensive escorted tours of the farm and district, covering (according to time available and interest) such features as the spectacular Bunya Mountains National Park, local wineries, historic Jimbour House, Dalby cattle sale, a peanut factory tour and a look at local products in season — from avocados, apricots, peaches and plums to duboisia, paulownia, redclaw and peanuts.