County Fare

County Fare proudly process the wonderful bounty of locally grown fruits and vegetables available in Prince Edward County. They preserve using traditional canning methods that have been passed on for generations. Visit their shop and explore the many tasy delights available. 

Top Shelf Preserves

Sara Pishva has always loved sour, tart, and tangy flavours. Candy, fruit, and deeply vinegary pickles were among her favourite things as a kid. Once Sara got into home canning in her 20s she realised she had a knack for coaxing bold flavours out of fruits and vegetables. She cooked her way through pubs and fine dining restaurants to support herself, looking for a place in the culinary scene. Eventually it dawned on her that she would have to carve her own path.

Diane Sullivan Arabesque Pottery

Diane Sullivan has been working full time in clay for 30 years. 

In 1994 Diane graduated with a Masters of Fine Art in Ceramic Art from the University of Washington in Seattle, having done her undergraduate on the other coast at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (1992). Originally from Ontario, she decided to settle in Alberta after school having been invited to do a residency at the Banff Centre for Fine Arts. 

Bark Woodshop

Bark Woodshop is located on the wine route and within walking distances to more than nine vineyards. Owner and woodworker, Mike McGuire specializes in end grain cutting boards, charcuterie boards and items for home and garden. All products are handmade in their PEC studio.

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Crafty Ramen

Ramen is the ultimate comfort food, and it's best when enjoyed hot, fresh, and in good company. The Crafty Ramen Market is a way of bringing the experience of ramen into your home. Perfect for noodle enthusiasts, busy professionals, a fun date-night in or quality time in the kitchen with the family, their ramen kits are ready in 15 minutes and feature high-quality, locally sourced ingredients, with no artificial flavourings or seasonings.

Mom's Homemade Salsa

Cheryl has been making salsa for a long time – in fact, as near as we can figure, this journey started somewhere around 2001 or 2002. Since the very first batches made in her west-end Ottawa home with the help of her children, she’s been refining the recipe and sharing the results with family and friends.

Every year, those family members and friends kept telling her how darned good it is … and that “you should be selling this stuff”. So in early 2019, she finally took the leap and launched Mom’s Homemade style salsa.

Mi Cocina Mexican Cuisine

Arisbe Castellano is the brains behind Mi Cocina. Born and raised in Mexico, where she studied and worked as a food chemist. Arisbe and her family moved to Canada eleven years ago, leaving behind family and friends but carried many of their traditions with them. Family gatherings around the kitchen table with heaps of food is one of them. 

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