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Site of the Month

Local Harvest Store

Real food, real farmers, all available to you via mail.

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Editor’s Pick

Caroline's Cakes

These amazing cakes arrive in a nice red gift tin, the cakes are in perfect condition ready to serve or freeze! A wonderful success story here - In 1982 Caroline first made a 7 layer caramel cake for her son's christening. Friends began to order them for their parties and for gifts, before she knew it she was shipping them all over the country! While she is know for the 7 layer caramel, the 5 layer coconut clould (so addictive) and the 7 layer southern chocolate are also big winners. We thoroughly enjoyed every bite.

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Featured Sites

Anna Maria's Open Kitchen

If you like Italian Food this is the site for you! Traditional Italian Recipes Illustrated Step-by-Step A unique site about Italian Cooking where you will find Italian Food recipes for Tiramisu, and Traditional Italian recipes for pizza, pasta, lasagna, gnocchi, risotto, polenta, and articles on history of Italian food.

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