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Blissful Spoon
Blissful Spoon is focused on creating wholesome snack options and tasty treats. Our muesli and energy bites are packed with grains, fruits and nuts, and our baked goods are (mostly) guilt-free by design! www.blissfulspoon.com |
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Bonta Gelato
For goodness sake it's dessert. It should be fun. It should be simple. And it should be good. At Bontà, our ice cream is just that. We blend the NW's finest ingredients with those of more exotic locales into small, hand-crafted batches of creamy fresh gelato. www.bontagelato.com |
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Broadus Bees
Our products include a local Bend wildflower & buckwheat honey and also local Bend bee pollen. We also also have a number of different varietals of honey from Oregon including a blueberry and spun raw white clover. We also have beeswax products including lip balm and honey soap. www.broadusbees.com |
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Cascade Cultures
Cascade Cultures is a local food manufacturing company: LOCAL CULTURE- Raw . Wild. Probiotic. Small batch, handmade sauerkraut and kimchi inspired by local and international flavor profiles. SUPER BELLY- Naturally Fermented Probiotic Rich Dressings, Marinades & Condiments. |
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Farmhouse Pies
Farmhouse Pies offers a variety of classic, locally sourced handmade pies. www.farmhousepiesbend.com |
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Jackson's Corner
Jackson's Corner local restaurant and bakery promoting local agriculture, sustainability and community in Bend, Oregon for over 9 years. We focus on house made Pizza, Bread, Pasta as our bases for the bounty of what central oregon has to offer! www.jacksonscorner.com |
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Lone Pine Coffee Roasters
Lone Pine Coffee Roasters has been in Bend since 2009, building a devoted and enthusiastic following. We are quality-driven; determined to roast and serve the best coffee; while providing a above and beyond cafe experience. We are also a community-hub where people meet and chance encounters with old friends are not uncommon. Our emphasis on superior service sets us apart. We believe we have the best customers in Bend and enjoy putting in the hard work to make them happy whenever they visit.
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Oregon Outback Honey
Our apiary is located in the rugged high desert terrain of Christmas Valley, which truly resembles the Outback. The busy bees begin to pollinate almond trees in February, and then through the spring they are moved to Oregon’s Willamette Valley to pollinate cherry, apple, and pear trees, as well as blackberries, white clover, and wildflowers such as our high desert Rabbitbrush wildflower. July beckons the bees back home to the Christmas Valley, Oregon Outback Honey’s homebase. The bees are happy with all of the sweet nectar they are supplied with, and the wonderful places they can spread their wings to fly. The premium honey that our bees produce is then cold extracted from the comb/hive(?) and only filtered to remove large bee parts and wax. There is no processing, heating, or chemicals, the honey is never treated, and nothing is ever added--it’s 100% nature made.
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The Village Baker
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