Down To Earth Farmers Market - Rye

It is a small farmers market, some vegan options included - natural- produce, pickel, a part of the brotes was vegan. all the sweet baked were not vegan, some snackbars were vegan and several destillaterien were made before place spirituality, which was cool. they had their holiday market open, but only a few sellers had actually gifts. everything was very expensive. I know it's rye, but shy!

There are numerous farm stands offering a variety of products such as popsicles, fresh cut flowers, coffee, and more. Healing Home Foods is a regular vendor with delicious vegan cheesy kale chips and beet crackers. There is also a wide selection of fresh produce available. Vermont Nut Butters occasionally joins as a vendor and is definitely worth a visit.

This restaurant review talks about a small farmers market where some vegan options are available, such as produce, pickles, and certain types of bread. Not all sweet baked goods are vegan, but there are some vegan snack bars available. Additionally, there are several distilleries promoting locally made spirits. The holiday market is open, but there are only a few vendors selling gifts. Prices are quite high, which is expected in Rye.

I was twice on the Rye market and both of them were sadly underwhelmed by the selection and pricing. the new port chester hire market has so much more choice and vegan options (including a vegan bakery) that I land there.

Many different farm stands, popsicles, fresh cut flowers, coffee and more. healing home foods is often there and they wear amazing vegan cheesy kale chips and beet cracker that are delicious! vermont nut butters is sometimes also a manufacturer and definitiw a look worth.