Edible Jersey Holiday Market
5th Annual
Edible Jersey HOLIDAY MARKET
at Princeton Day School, 650 Great Road, Princeton
The local businesses within Edible Jersey's 2019 holiday issue help to create and support sustainable communities. This year, these businesses come together for Edible Jersey's 5th annual holiday market to sell their locally made goods. The market will take place on November 23rd from 11am-4pm at Princeton Day School, and will feature many vendors and locally crafted products, from spirits to art work to gourmet foods and much more. Admission is free, but we kindly ask for a $5 donation to benefit the Princeton Day School Sustainability Initiative. Check out the list of vendors below, and this season, buy local!
The Artist Baker
The Artist Baker strives to promote true artistry in kitchens and the importance of physical labor. There are people making things there!
14-16 Cattano Avenue, Morristown, 973.267.5540. theartistbaker.com
Bobolink Dairy & Bakehouse
Creating good food in a sustainable manner while healing the earth is Bobolink’s mission. 100-percent grass-fed raw cow's milk cheeses, wood-fired breads, and pastured meats.
369 Stamets Road, Milford, 908.86.GRASS.
Bret Cavanaugh Modern Design
Known for custom furniture and accessories crafted from locally sourced trees, Bret Cavanaugh specializes in dining tables, cutting and serving boards, and custom architectural wood and metal work.
bretcavanaugh.com
Burbelmaiers
Burbelmaiers’ specialty is the savoury pie, made in a variety of worldly flavaors and forms incluing meat, vegetarian and gluten free.
69 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, 732.774.3674. burbelmaiers.com
Cherry Grove Farm
Cherry Grove is an award-winning dairy farm in Lawrenceville making small- batch, farmstead cheeses from their grass-fed cows’ milk. Each batch reflects distinct flavors and seasonal variations.
3200 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, 609.895.1502. cherrygrovefarm.com
Dogwood Farms
Dogwood Farms Is a certified organic farm offering fresh produce and meats to families, all grown and raised sustainably in Hillsborough.
406 New Centre Road, Hillsborough, 908.337.7789. dogwoodfarmsnj.com
Farm to Board
Farm to Board sources only the finest cheeses, freshest meats, and most unique and delicious accompaniments. They hand select every item from local sources whenever possible, and take pride in their unique curations and creations!
farmtoboard.com
First Field
As a farmer-focused business, quality and goodness come first, First Field always uses fresh ingredients from farms that share their commitment to honest growing practices, in creating products that taste as good as the hard work and vine-ripened tomatoes behind it.
first-field.com
Le Bon Magot
Le Bon Magot strives to produce artisan chutneys, condiments, emulsions, pickles, preserves & spice blends inspired by our heritage across Africa, Middle East & South Asia.
lebonmagot.com
Patricia & Paul Artisans of Fine Oils & Balsamics
This innovative gourmet specialty shop provides delicious oils and balsamics, plus pestos, spreads, mustards, crackers, teas, sea salts, dipping dishes, and pottery that all make perfect gifts.
20 Elm Street, Westfield; 417 Springfield Avenue, Summit, 908.232.EVOO. patriciaandpaul.com
Poppy’s Green Grocer
Poppy’s is a new community market that celebrates the rich landscape of our local agriculture, offers low-waste and sustainably sourced products, with an out-of-the-ordinary shopping experience.
415 York Road, New Hope, 215.693.1643. poppysgrocer.com
Princeton Day School
A dedication to sustainability infuses every aspect of this school’s operation, from their garden, to their cafeteria, to their entire curriculum. Princeton Day School nurtures the mind, the body, and the character of each student.
650 Great Road, Princeton. pds.org
River Bend Farm
Located in Far Hills, River Bend Farm offers all natural, pasture-raised Angus Beef and All Natural Berkshire Pork, fresh and direct, from their family to yours!
25 Branch Rd, Far Hills, 908.234.1377. rbfangus.com
Rolling Pin Confections
Rolling Pin Confections serves up delicious shortbread cookies—everything from chocolate chip to rosemary cookies. Life is short (bread).
347.512.4551. facebook.com/rollingpinconfectionsnj
Sourland Mountain Spirits
Local, fresh, handcrafted, small batch spirits produced in a picturesque setting surrounded by farms. From herbs to fruit to grain, they incorporate the freshest ingredients into their carefully crafted spirits that truly stand apart.
130 Hopewell Rocky Hill Road, Hopewell, 609.333.8575. sourlandspirits.com
Tassot Apiaries
This family-run business based in Hunterdon County manages bee hives on land throughout NJ. Their prize-winning honey and bee products are sold at their honey farm and many farmers’ markets.
Buzzing Acres Farm, 54 Rick Road, Milford, 908.264.4504. tassotapiaries.com
Terhune Orchards
Open year ‘round, the Mount Family’s farm and winery offers fresh fruits, vegetables, homemade baked goods, local gourmet goodies and more. Don’t miss their apple cider and apple cider donuts.
330 Cold Soil Road, Princeton, 609.924.2310. terhuneorchards.com
Wildflour Bakery
This 100% gluten-free bakery and café located just south of Princeton offers, crepes, salads and amazing bakery items in its bakery/café just south of Princeton. Available for catering, too!
2691 Main Street, Lawrenceville, 609.620.1100. wildflourbakery-café.com
…and more!
Sponsored by:
Edible Jersey
Edible Philly
Princeton Day School
Date: November 23, 2019 11:00 AM-4:00 PM
Location: Princeton Day School | 650 Great Road, Princeton, NJ 08540
Admission:
Benefits the PDS Sustainability Initiative. $5 donation requested at the door
