New Fruit and Veg Shop for Nth Lyneham

spin, i have bought quinoa from gorman house markets before. didn’t notice it at this farmer’s outlet when i was there this week.

so i just trawled back through 4 pages of previous posts to say i went there this week and it’s got delicious cheap fresh fruit and vege – highly recommend!!!

sounds great, pity they close so early on the weekend. I just missed them : (

are you selling gluten free stuff too, like quinoa?

The shop is now open.

a few prices for you to compare.

Lettuce $1 each

Rock Melon $2.50

Watermelon $1/kg

Butternut Pumpkin $1.5kg

Grey Pumpkin $1/kg

New season Gala apples unwaxed orchard run $3/kg

Velencia Oranges, unwaxed fresh from the farm 10kg bag $8.50 3kg bag $3.50 or $1.5/kg

Sweet Potato $2.50/kg

Washed La Ratte (Kipfler) Potatoes $4/kg

Yellow peaches (picked wednesday) orchard run $3.50/kg

Sweet Corn 50c each or 12 for $5

Cabbages $3.50 each

sorry no black puddings.

the shop is open 3pm-8pm Monday to Friday
and
6am-12noon Saturday

North Lyneham Shops off Cossington Smith Cres

Choku Bai Jo
The farmers Oultet

will they have the black puddings too??

The Shop will be run by the family that have the Gleann na Meala Shop at the Farmers markets, growers of chemical free veg. The shop will also be getting stock diret from Treetops Batlow (apples) Jo Vassello Molbray Park (veg) Young Stone fruit (plums) and other producers around NSW. Most product will have the details of where it came from.

Where did you come from, where did you go?

Where did you come from Choku Bai Jo?

fantastic!!!! hope they’ve got enough produce for us all, I can imagine it will be a popular shop.

Cool. But do they offer organic produce?

this is great news!!! i will definitely be checking it out this weekend.

It’s important to make the distinction between this kind of market, which is a REAL grower’s market, and the various so-called markets which are really just retail shops. ie Fyshwick “markets” and Belconnen “markets”.

The farmers’ markets are the proper sort, they bring their produce to sell it there, whereas the false markets are run by shop owners who buy the produce from producers and on-sell it to the customers.