| Sunny Crest Bakery |
Located just south of Quarryville, Sunny Crest Bakery is owned and operated by a Mennonite family that makes the best baked goods around. We have a hard time packing the whoopie pies without eating one ourselves. |
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| Wilbur Chocolate |
Mr. Henry Oscar Wilbur began creating
premium quality chocolate in Philadelphia in 1865. The factory moved to the town of Lititz in Lancaster County in 1913. Their Wilbur
Buds are addicting. |
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| New Holland Meats |
Since 1927, New Holland
Meats of Lancaster County has been selling quality smoked and fresh meats at various Lancaster County markets. They make some of the best beef jerky you’ll taste. |
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Eldreth Pottery
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Started in a mushroom house in southern Lancaster County, Eldreth has grown substantially with a large store in Strasburg. Eldreth’s pottery is all handmade by their skilled artists and craftspeople using traditional Pennsylvania German production methods.
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Groff’s Candies
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A
family owned business for two generations, the Groff’s make tasty homemade candies that are sold at Lancaster’s various farmers markets. |
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| Crystal Springs Water |
The pure, clean water flows from a restricted and protected preserve near Lancaster, Pennsylvania. |
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| Zerbe’s Potato Chips |
These chips are uniquely handmade. The fryer is operated only once per week, so supplies can be limited. You’ll enjoy the taste of these unique chips. |
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Country Canning |
From her Amish farm in
the southern end of Lancaster County, Miriam Fisher
produces a mouth-watering selection of jams,
jellies, spreads, and pickled vegetables in her
kitchen. |
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| Hammond’s
Pretzels |
Voted best pretzels in Lancaster County repeatedly, they sure are good. Located in the west end of Lancaster in a small factory, Hammonds makes one excellent pretzel. |
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| Uncle Henry’s Pretzels |
In our book Uncle Henry’s is a much overlooked pretzel here in the County. Operated by a Mennonite family, we’re sure you’ll like how these authentic German pretzels taste. |
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| Keystone Pretzels |
These pretzels are unique in Lancaster County because of their thin
shape and crisp taste. Located near the Lancaster Airport in Lititz. |
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| Stoltzfus Meats |
Since 1958, Stoltzfus Meats of Intercourse have offered high quality fresh and smoked meats to their customers. They make great sweet bologna. |
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| Gerhart's
Coffee |
Lancaster County’s oldest coffee
roastery. |
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| Old Candle Barn |
Located in “downtown” Intercourse, the Old Candle Barn produces numerous styles and
scents of candles. |
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| Beanies Chuck Wagon |
Beanie’s Chuck Wagon was established in 1986 by David Esh
as a family owned producer of mustard. The name of
the company was dedicated to his wife Arlene, whose
nickname is Beanie. Beanie’s gradually started producing jams, pickled vegetables, salad dressings and specialty items to complement it’s mustard business. |
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| Wenger Gallery |
One of Lancaster County’s premier art galleries, Wenger Gallery is located above Millers’ Smorgasbord Restaurant and features authentic Amish artist. We include Amish artist Susie Riehl in our Artisan basket. |
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| Golden Barrel Products |
Formed in 1980, Golden Barrel Products offers only the highest quality syrups, molasses, cooking oils, dry products and mixes in sizes from consumer to industrial. |
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| Dutch Gold
Honey |
Located on the west edge of Lancaster, this family owned business began with three bee hives and has grown into a national corporation. Their motto still rings true, they “only pack the best.” |
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Spence Candies |
Premium chocolates
handcrafted with pride in Elizabethtown, Lancaster
County by Wendie Spence. Wendie learned the art of
candy making from her mother and father, using
techniques and recipes taught to them by
Wendie's grandmother, Ruth. |
