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Flying Y Farms

Farm & Ranch in Tarzan - 63.34 mi

DeAnn Yates and her daughter, Samantha Borgstedt are the owners of Flying Y Farms in Tarzan, Texas. Their love for agriculture helps them to have a successful and operational farm. The farm "produces organic vegetables and raising chickens and pecans" in a healthy environment. Also, the farm is known as a "Midland Downtown Farmers" market favorite because of having a high-quality product. Furthermore, they are "supplying in local restaurants, hosting on-farm events, and engaging in farmers' markets". For inquiries, please call DeAnn Yates at (432) 459-2386 or Samantha Borgstedt at (806)789-4177. Hope to see you soon at Flying Farms.

(432) 556-9200

Slanging Dough Bakery

Bakery in College Station - 63.69 mi

Slanging Dough Bakery is a gem for San Angelo and the West Texas area. Everything here is fantastic and “lovingly made by owner, Jason Churchwell.” He is a San Angelo native who brought “world-class croissants” to town. His pastries are “made from the best ingredients.” He uses Plugrá butter, Barry chocolate de couverture noir, a syrup made of orange blossom water, fresh cream, almond, and pistachio flour. Some of his delicious baked goods include “almond croissant, chocolate croissant, pistachio chocolate croissant, apple strudel danish, and spiced cranberry danish.” Most of his customers wait on the little side street in downtown San Angelo for an hour and a half just to have his best selling croissant!

D’Lisa’s GlutenFree

Artisan Food Producer in Midland - 70.65 mi

Indulge and enjoy scrumptious baked goods without the fear of your allergies with D'Lisa's GlutenFree! Prepared and baked “in a 100% gluten-free kitchen,” you will surely have no worries with each bite of their “wonderful gluten-free items!” You will have so many options to choose from: peanut butter and breakfast cookies, and a wide assortment of bread loaves like the pumpkin, banana, egg-free carrot cake, cinnamon roll, olive oil loaf, and the hatch chili cheddar bread! “Texture and taste are on point,” that even if you don’t have allergies or special dietary concerns, “you couldn’t tell they’re actually gluten-free!”

(432) 553-7854

C3 Farm & Café

Bakery in Midland - 72.75 mi

C3 Farm and Café brings you freshly baked goodies, homemade from scratch, and “without any pesticides, herbicides, and GMOs.” The owners of this farm and café “take a lot of pride in their product” and it shows in the high-quality products that they bake and harvest to be served to their faithful buyers! Feed your tummies on their wide variety of farmhouse artisan bread like the 100% Whole Wheat, Jalapeno Cheddar, Tall City Brew Italian Bread, Greek Olive Feta and Roasted Garlic Rosemary. Binge on all the flavors of their scones like Walnut Fig, Vanilla Pecan, Lemon Blueberry White Chocolate Raspberry, and more. And of course, there’s nothing like a homemade sweet treat like muffins, hand pies cookies and even coffee cakes. Also, grab their Biscuits and Sausage Gravy and their popular coffee with Dreamer Creamer and their seasonal products like the Cruffins and Cronuts.

(432) 425-3479

Marvelous Morsels

Artisan Food Producer in Odessa - 89.26 mi

Marvelous Morsels is a home-based bakery based in Odessa that specializes in baked goods and candy. Her specialty is cupcakes, and mind you, she has “very good cupcakes.” We highly “recommend butterbeer & vanilla” flavor, but all other variants are also delectable. She also sells muffins that come in the following flavors: orange cranberry, lemon poppy seed, banana nut, and wild blueberry along with some classic cookies like chocolate chip, cowboy, peanut butter, and oatmeal raisin. And the best thing is, they do custom orders of all the baked goods so that you can enjoy more time with your family! We highly recommend Marvelous Morsels; let them do the baking for you!

Gloryland Organic Bakery

Bakery in Lubbock - 101.24 mi

The people behind Gloryland Organic Bakery get up early in the morning every day, inspired by one important task: make fresh bread that will nourish the community, especially the people who are without means to feed themselves. This alone is enough to inspire you to support this business and buy bread from this bakery. After all, it is not a hard sell - the bread here is delicious and made fresh every day. The bakery uses only the best, high-quality ingredients. They source from local businesses. They encourage others to embrace their mission of feeding the hungry and poor. Gloryland Organic Bakery is proof that profit is not always the center of businesses, but humanity and compassion too.

(806) 787-2943

The Mathematician’s Kitchen and Market

Artisan Food Producer in Santa Anna - 101.64 mi

The Mathematician’s Kitchen and Market, which is located in Santa Anna, Texas, makes homemade jam, salsa, pickles, relishes, and bread. They are open from Thursday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. They also sell at the Dublin Farmer's Market, the Comanche Farmer's Market, and the Santa Anna Farmer's Market. This artisan food producer also showcases the products of other local vendors. They are working with different vendors like Steele Crafty Boutique, In My Cloud Designs, Lifes Delights, Lights-n-Things, Brownwood Public Library, Texas Frontier Trading Post, WildHorse Antiques, and Becky Moore's Antiques. And they have room for more vendors!

(325) 348-3199

High Adventure Sweets

Artisan Food Producer in Wolfforth - 102.10 mi

He started High Adventure Sweets so that he has money to pay for Boy Scout High Adventure trips and equipment. Smart. Enterprising. Confident. Optimistic. He has a lot of positive qualities that I'm sure will be nurtured by his Boy Scout experiences, so I say support him and buy his banana bread and apple bread because these taste great! With his natural gift of making great-tasting bread, I hope that soon, High Adventure Sweets is not just a means to an end but a labor of love and a full-time passion.

Prairie Blossom Marketplace

Farmers Market in Wolfforth - 103.02 mi

Prairie Blossom Marketplace is a picturesque and quaint “open-air peddler market” that seems to bring you to a “Texas prairie" with its colorful air-conditioned boutique cottages and outdoor pavilions. The Prairie Blossom Marketplace gives visitors access to a complete and comfortable shopping experience! Stroll around the area and check out the business merchants selling all kinds of handcrafted items, furniture, décors, vintage items, apparel, metal art, and more eclectic stuff. A licensed Plant Nursery merchant is also in the area with an on-site greenhouse. Food trucks and a bustling farmers market conveniently bring the buyers closer to local farmers and their products, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, gourmet oils, vinegars, soups, jams and jellies, breads, and other baked goods. All this for an amazing experience of “food, fun, family, funky junk and style” at the Prairie Blossom Marketplace!

(806) 786-1403

Quail Melody

Bakery in Lubbock - 104.21 mi

One of the things most people look forward to when visiting the local farmers market like the Wolfforth Farmers Market is the smell of freshness. Fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, freshly-made jams and jellies, and of course, fresh bread and baked goodies. I am sure it happened more than once, wherein shoppers walking aimlessly inside the farmers market end up at the Quail Melody stand. The scent of bread sent them there. I myself wouldn't mind being led by the sweet, tasty aroma of freshly-made bread. Croissants, pecan sticky buns, mini coffee banana bread, sourdough baguettes - I can only imagine how wonderful it smelled here once these items were put on display.

(806) 589-8757

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