Bluffton Farmers' Market vendor Anita Willow has a pie for you
500 pies a year.
That’s only an estimate of the number of pies Anita Willow, Bluffton Farmers’ Market vendor, bakes in a year.
This is the 10th season as a Bluffton Farmers’ Market vendor for Willow of Arlington.
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What pie flavors might customers find - as these are in season or on a typical Saturday – at the market?
Here’s a sample list:
Apple, black raspberry, blackberry, blueberry, blueberry-rhubarb, cherry, cranberry-peach, grape, mixed berry, peach, pecan, pumpkin, rhubarb, strawberry-rhubarb, sugar cream and an assortment of cream pies.
Add mincemeat to the list, which she cans herself. And, yes, she’ll take requests from customers.
There are more than pies in her booth.
Customers will find an assortment of breakfast rolls, whole wheat bread, angel food cake, granola and granola bars.
“I usually bake eight large pies and six small pies at a time in preparation for the market,” she said. “My family helps.”
Family members include her husband, Tom, and their children, Alyssa, Nathan, Lauren, Hannah, Karis and Calvin.
Her products are home produced and her business contact is:
Anita's Sweets and Treats
203 N. Main St.
Arlington, OH 45814
419-365-1911
[email protected]
Bluffton Farmers’ Market, celebrating its 11th season, is located in the Citizens National Bank parking lot, South Main Street, Bluffton. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to noon each Saturday from early May until mid-October.
For more information on the market, contact Greg Probst, manager, [email protected].
The market is operated by the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce, www.explorebluffton.com.
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