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What’s popping up at the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market in Hellertown this weekend? Among other things, popcorn! The market is open Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 409 Constitution Ave., Hellertown (next to the Hellertown Area Library).
Kombucha has become a popular beverage in recent years, but besides the fact that it’s prized for its digestive and other believed health benefits, what’s so special about it? If you’ve ever asked yourself that, you should plan to visit Untamed Ferments during your next trip to the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market in Hellertown.
If you’re a local senior who’s looking to save some money on fresh, local produce this summer–and who isn’t–a government program may be available to help you do that.
If you’ve been a regular customer at the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market at any point in the past decade, you’ve probably sampled some of the delicious sweet and savory baked goods sold by Tomblers Bakery, which has been a market vendor for 14 seasons now.
There’s a saying, “A day without bread is like a day without sunshine,” which for patrons of the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market’s vendor Breadfermented may very well hold true.
With hot, sticky weather on the way, maintaining proper hygiene is about to become a bit more challenging. Fortunately, a popular vendor at the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market is fully-stocked and ready to help you stay clean all summer, without the use of chemicals.
The Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market opened for its 17th season Sunday and it was just the start of some great things to come for patrons this year.
If you’ve missed the Saucon Valley Farmers’ Market over the winter months, the good news is that it will soon return to its location next to the Hellertown Area Library.
On Episode 69 of No Rain Date, we’re joined by Ellen Underwood, Marketing and Outreach Coordinator for Buy Fresh Buy Local of the Greater Lehigh Valley to discuss how the organization supports consumers who want to purchase locally-grown produce and other foods at an affordable price. A
Buy Fresh Buy Local of the Greater Lehigh Valley aims to increase access to local food, while educating the community about its benefits. Of the $3.5 billion that Lehigh Valley residents spend on food annually, less than one percent is spent on food purchased directly from a local farmer.
