Showing posts with label Thoma Meat Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thoma Meat Market. Show all posts

Friday, December 5, 2014

A Few Days Late For SBS!

Graff Gourmet & Specialty Foods - Leechburg, PA
LFLF was out and about on the other side of Pittsburgh yesterday.  This was our my version of supporting Small Business Saturday!  While skipping along to several antique shops with a friend, we dropped in on Graff Gourmet & Specialty Foods.  The proprietor said they'd been in business for about 9 years. 
Graff Gourmet & Specialty Foods - Specialty Spreads
They carry a nice full line of Amish style specialty spreads, pickled items, and granolas.  There were also snack assortments, gravy mixes, baking mixes, teas, & refrigerated cases. 
Local Hillcrest Organic Honey
We'd have to say that the organic honey was popular ... just one jar left on the shelf!  
Pounds Turkey Farm & Thoma Meat Market Info
LFLF & friend each managed to leave with a bag ... in fact, we went back & dropped them off in the car and resumed antique shop browsing ...  :~0
LFLF will be trying the Apple Butter BBQ Sauce & Zesty Peach BBQ Sauce soon!  

Sunday, September 12, 2010

A Visit To Soergel Orchards

LFLF had an opportunity to pass north of the city on I79 today ..... we dropped in on Soergel Orchards  just as the Steeler fans were heading home after the game.  There was a mini-rush of customers grabbing something to take home for dinner.  We were no exception and picked up sweet corn, cheese, bakery buns, and a few other items.   
We grilled the kolbassi from Thoma Meat Market for dinner and enjoyed them on fresh baked coney buns from Soergel's bakery.  If you're a farmer/reader interested in selling a value added product, check out the "custom" section of the Thoma web-site.   And just look at dessert ...... delicious locally made nut horns from Grandma Ann's.   They really are as moist as advertised!
Don't leave Soergel's without looking over the shrubs & perennials at the garden store. There are tons of mums and I found this really nice aster ..... more "natural" looking than the mums for the farm flower bed.