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Local Food and Products from Massachusetts & Connecticut

THIS WEEK'S FEATURES

Plainville Farm

From Hadley, MA

Locally Grown
Acorn, Butternut or Spaghetti Squash

99¢ lb

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More Brands from Big Y's Love for Local

High Lawn

From Lee, MA

With High Lawn Farm Premium Ice Cream, you get more of that dense and creamy texture that’s missing in lower quality brands. When you purchase a pint of High Lawn Farm ice cream, you know that you’re getting the thickest, creamiest ice cream around.

Arethusa Farm

From Litchfield, CT

Arethusa Farm was named for the small pink orchid that grew in a swamp on the land. It started as a dairy farm owned by the Webster Family, delivering milk and dairy products locally. Arethusa produces award-winning, old-fashioned style ice cream, just like it used to be!

Cold Fusion

From Walpole, MA

Artisan means that their product is hand-made, using all-natural ingredients sourced locally. The result of all of this love and dedication is a silky, cool, uplifting fusion of flavor.

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Lyman Orchards

From Middlefield, CT

From what began as a 37-acre purchase of land in 1741, Lyman Orchards grew to include a pie operation offering hand-made quality pies using generations-old family recipes. Voted #1 by CT Magazine readers polls, their apple pie is made with over two pounds of locally grown apples. Try it or any of their fruit pies... they don’t get any fresher than this! 

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Kibberia Foods

From Danbury, CT

Founder Carole Iskandar, crafts fresh, delicious recipes with the highest food safety standards. Born and raised in the Mediterranean, Carole’s cooking journey began in her mother’s kitchen and continued with her move to America in the 1980s. Today Carole, and her husband Sam, operate Kibberia Foods Restaurant in Danbury, CT and provide freshly prepared meals available at your local Big Y!

Brekki

From Haverhill, MA

In a world where everyone is doing the absolute most, it’s easy to forget to take care of yourself. Brekki was created to solve that, drawing on Australian breakfast cuisine of ready-to-eat oats. Their mission is to help people find balance with well-balanced food as a meal, a snack or simply a breath of fresh air on a busy day.