"George also brings in some basic produce from the Food Terminal - potatoes, onions, carrots, celery, broccoli, cucumbers, etc. Nice to be able to run out for some local meats and also grab veggies for dinner. "
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Local Food Delivery - Fresh from the Farm
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nolin (Admin) Mar 3, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Hi everyone,I'm a co-founder of 100 Mile Market (and live in Leslieville), and forthe last three years we've been busy supplying restaurants, chefs andcaterers with exceptional local food, fresh from…Continue
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ScottR replied to Chris McKittrick's discussion Local Food Delivery - Fresh from the Farm"All,
There is a storefront shop actually called "Fresh From the Farm" just south of O'Connor on Donlands. While not technically Leslieville, they have great stuff and have been bringing local, hormone- and drug-free meats and other…"
Chris McKittrick replied to Chris McKittrick's discussion Local Food Delivery - Fresh from the Farm"Hi Laura,
Thanks to you, Michelle and everyone else who has responded to my original post - there's clearly a demand for local food, We're doing our best to figure out how to make the range of products we have in our listing available,…"
Labspace Studio replied to Chris McKittrick's discussion Local Food Delivery - Fresh from the Farm"Hi Chris,
I operate an artist-space/performance venue at Pape & Queen with my partner John. Though we live on the west-end, most of our time is spent in Leslieville (working, creating, eating in and dining out).
We, like Michelle, have grown…"
Michelle Cliffe replied to Chris McKittrick's discussion Local Food Delivery - Fresh from the Farm"Hi Chris,
The $200 price tag is likely more than our family could eat or afford. But, Leslieville is in dire need of a green grocer. I moved here from Roncesvalles, which is teeming with green grocers, and I'm really missing the ability to get…"
Chris McKittrick posted a discussionLocal Food Delivery - Fresh from the Farm
Hi everyone,I'm a co-founder of 100 Mile Market (and live in Leslieville), and forthe last three years we've been busy supplying restaurants, chefs andcaterers with exceptional local food, fresh from the farm. We don'tcarry inventory, so the food is delivered right from our 125 producerroster (all within a 100 mile radius of the city).We are getting asked by more and more people where they themselves canbuy the food we source - the short answer is nowhere. Our producersdon't have enough…See More
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