
Your Guide to Every Farmers’ Market Open in Amarillo This Summer
One of the great things about summer in Amarillo is all the outdoor events. We love getting outside in nature, as long as it isn't too hot or there is at least some shade. One of the fun pastimes on the weekends is to go to a local farmers' market and stock up on fresh fruits and produce.
Why Amarillo Farmers’ Markets Are a Must-Visit Each Summer
One of the perks of this area is the abundance of farmers' markets. We've had a little bit of that fun with some of the spring markets that have popped up over the last few weeks, but now we count down the days until summer and all the farmers' markets officially open. I have thoroughly enjoyed visiting each one and finding one-of-a-kind items.
Fresh and Local: Farmers' Markets Across the Amarillo Area This Summer
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What Makes Farmers’ Market Produce Taste Better Than Store-Bought
While we all have access to fruits and veggies at the grocery store, there is just something about getting a fresh cob of corn picked right off the stalk, or a strawberry that was just picked the night before.
You can't go wrong with a carrot just pulled out of the dirt. I buy my ground beef from one of the vendors at the Canyon Farmers Market, and I'm running low and counting down the days until I can restock.
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What to Buy at Amarillo Farmers Markets: Bread, Jam, Produce, and Local Goods
Beyond the produce, you can find some of the best homemade breads and jams or jellies. You can buy a fresh loaf of sourdough from one vendor, and a jar of jam from another, then go home and toast the bread, spread the jam, and enjoy knowing you just helped to support two local businesses.
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If you are just as excited for the farmers' markets to open, save this article and check back often for more information or to see if any markets have been added to the list.
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