Things I would buy regularly

[Rebecca]

[Jennifer Kalawur]

Seasonal produce, poultry

On Monday, June 18, 2012 9:05:49 PM UTC-4, Rebecca wrote:

[Abby Ray]

supplemental produce (what I don't grow myself), meats, cheeses and bulk products.  would also be interested in the deli-type function with grab n' go options.  and natural personal hygiene products (shampoos, etc.)

[Sarah K.]

- Honey- until it is sold by a bee keeper in  Morristown

- Organic/Free Range Chicken

- Eggs

- Organic produce

[Christopher Lauria]

Lettuce 

Tomatoes

Cucumber/Squash

Peppers

Onions 

Potatoes 

Carrots 

Celery 

Apples

Strawberries

Blueberries

Raspberries

Eggs

Chicken

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[Meghan Van Dyk]

Yogurt 

Milk

Eggs

Granola

Local cheese

Fresh baked bread

Lettuce

In-season fruit

In-season veggies

Sweet potatoes

Beets

Occasionally: fresh-cut flowers, chocolate treats, local grass-fed meat 

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[Hope]

I'd buy just about anything that was available--fruit, veggies, meat,
bread, yogurt. I'd also buy, less regularly, honey, sweets, canned/
preserved things: pickles, jams, and if someone around here like Black
River Roasters wanted to sell coffee, I'd do that, too.

On Jun 18, 9:05 pm, Rebecca <beccakar...@gmail.com> wrote:
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[Christian Schuller]

Bulk Dry Food items (oats, beans, lentils, granola, rice)
Eggs (from a reputable place like Havenswood Farms)
Honey (local, raw)
Kale, Carrots, Celery, Beets, Ginger, Apples, etc.
Fresh Juices
Chocolate

Raw Milk! (if NJ legislation changes to legalize it)

[Christian Schuller]

I second what Hope is saying...

[Hope Coppinger]

That's funny, because I read your list of beans and oats and grains and chocolate and thought, "Oh yeah...I meant to put all those too..."