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The Coventry market added a new baker in the last month... Collinsville Baking Company.
http://www.cantonct.us/collinsvilleba...
They have great rustic breads like their Olive Ciabatta and Walnut raisin levain but also good hummus, pesto, granola, biscotti, and pastry.
This baker makes it worth the trip!
There's a very good grass-fed beef vendor too and organic herbs and goat chevre.
August 12 is their old-fashioned corn roast. Looks like a good day to go...
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Depends on what you're looking for - we drove up there from Cromwell a couple of weeks ago.
Really good veggies/fruit - the usual suspects & there's someone who sells shitake & other mushrooms as well as Cato Corners cheese - he's at Cato Farm in Colchester most Saturday's too.
Not that impressed by the baked goods etc.
They do have a lot of 'activities' so if one of those suits you might be worth the trip (they have a website http://www.coventryfarmersmarket.com/
)Have you tried the one at Ashlawn Farms in Old Lyme - fantastic breads/cakes, fresh fish, salsa as well as fruit/veggies.
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re: sodagirl
http://www.catocornerfarm.com/
See their website - it's a cheesemaking operation but they have onsite cheese sales on Sat morning & one of the vendors from coventry farmers markets seems to be there often selling some of his produce - just to clarify, it's not a farmers market rather a farm where you can buy their products.
Cato corners cheese is also stocked in Highland Park supermarkets & Wild Raspberry (Cromwell/West Hartford) & I believe they go to NYC Union square market too.
V. good cheese IMO - especially Womanchengo & Misty Morning-
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re: sodagirl
I thought you'd figured it out, just didn't want anyone to be too confused!
The italian bakery just of the main drag is pretty good to - we had great chocoloate cake & italian cheesecake from there - probably where you get the black bread from..I didn't care for the bread - was expecting something much heavier more like a german rye, but the cakes were fantastic!
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