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ciderday.org
CiderDays Sweet and Hard Cider Festival in Franklin County Massachusetts
Held the first weekend of November, CiderDays is a community event celebrating all things apple in Franklin County, Massachusetts. Events include two days of orchard tours, cidermaking, tastings, workshops, a vendor marketplace, cider salon, and harvest s
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severncider.com
Traditional cider & perry produced in Awre, forest of dean
Traditional cider and perry, produced Awre, the forest of dean Box Kernell, dabinett, brown snout, morgan sweet
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flavorpassion.tumblr.com
Flavor & passion
Flavor & passion Archive RSS Ask me anything Submit Apple Cider Donuts Ingredients: 1/2c oat flour [ground in a blender from certified gluten free oat groats or steel cut oats] 1/2c sweet rice flour 3T coconut flour 4T sunflower oil 1/3c sucanat 2 large eggs 2T unsweetened apple sauce 1/2c apple cider 1/2t ground cinnamon 1/8t ground nutmeg 1.5t vanilla 1/2t salt 1t baking powder Directions: Preheat your oven to 350* + grease your donut pan. In a medium sized bowl mix together the oat flour
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pimplezone.com
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penningsfarmmarket.com
Pennings Orchard & Farm Market: Fresh produce, Harvest Grill & Brew Pub, Garden Center & Outdoor Furniture, Ice Cream Stand
Pennings Farm Market has been the steadfast retailer in Orange County, New York of locally grown produce under the attentive proprietorship Jill & Steve. Whether our own produce (apples, apricots, sweet corn, nectarines, peaches, peppers, squash, tomatoes