Local Artisan Food Producers near Hubbard, TX (3)

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Harmony Kombucha

Artisan Food Producer in Richland - 22.25 mi

Committed to their wonderful motto “healthy gut, healthy body,” Harmony Kombucha Tea brews delicious kombucha with all organic ingredients. This company is “hands down the best” in the neighborhood. “Make no mistake: once you try, you will buy!” They have a wide “variety of flavors” and “always something new!” Their “Texas Gold is a perfect blend of a healthy yum” that will surely make your day. “The quality of Harmony's flavor blends is impeccable! The taste is balanced & refreshing.” Kombucha is naturally rich in “probiotics” that is good for the gut, thereby making this “great product” the perfect “go-to” beverage for anyone and everyone. Selling online and on tap at TUPPS Brewery at Mckinney and Wild Acre Brewing Company in Fort Worth.

(817) 239-6580

Brazos Valley Cheese

Artisan Food Producer in Waco - 23.99 mi

Brazos Valley Cheese is dedicated to crafting “all-natural, high quality, healthy cheese” using traditional methods and no artificial flavors. The company has the capacity to make cheese from “2,000 gallons of milk” per week. Every cheese is made with raw cow’s milk and all the hard cheeses are aged in our underground cheese cave. The high butterfat content of the milk makes rich, yellow, creamy cheeses that are used by the finest chefs and sold at the best retail shops in Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin and Houston. They also have award winning cheeses like the Brazos’ Eden cheese that won first place at the “2011 American Cheese Society competition”, and the Brazos Select that won second place in 2010.

(254) 723-4777

Homestead Gristmill

Artisan Food Producer in Campbell - 24.40 mi

Located in Waco, Texas, Homestead Gristmill offers a wholesome taste of fresh-ground whole grains from their historic timber-frame “water-powered mill” that was originally built in 1760. Given a new life as Homestead Gristmill in 2001, they open it to public year round, grinding “fresh whole wheat flour and corn meal.” In addition, they also grind oats, rye, spelt, rice, buckwheat and soybeans. They use the single-step process of grinding with natural granite stones which preserves the nutritional value of the grain. All the grains are grown without chemical pesticides and fertilizers. You can visit Homestead Gristmill and watch the “milling process” and tour the store, which features fresh samples of various baked items, unique gift items for the kitchen and home, and dozens of delicious natural mixes that can be taken home and enjoyed.