The Freshest Veggies Near You
Ashley Tinker · Markets in Provence and Cote d'Azur · TasteFennel bulbs are in season and looking good!
I must admit, and you’ve probably noticed, that I am obsessed with markets. Despite generally scheduling my entire week around whichever market I would like to visit, I sometimes just can’t get to the market I want to with the best produce. …Continue reading here. Ashley explains why sometimes the markets may be tempting, but do not always have the freshest vegetables. The closest farm stand might be a better option.
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