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Apples + Cheese at the winter farmers’ markets!
Great news! Sandwich Creamery and NH Cider Works have signed up for the markets, starting Feb 13. Sandwich Creamery will be bringing their fantastic cow milk cheeses, and NH Cider Works will have apples! We’re at the new Exeter High School from 10am-2pm on the 13th, and the market is overflowing with farmers and fishermen. Check out the full list of vendors >
We’re still hoping that Silvery Moon Creamery will be able to attend as well. A recent change in the management at Smiling Hill Farm (where the creamery is hosted) has caused a lot of changes, including lack of support for selling at farmers’ markets. If you would like to express your desire to see Silvery Moon Creamery continue to come to the markets, you can email info@smilinghill.com