Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 01-03-2010
Tags: apple, applepicking, cooking, farmers, food

What do you think would be better to sell at a flea market / farmers' market?
I have trouble deciding what to sell my market farmers' local flea market or be a best seller. I am interested in selling any of organically grown herbs and vegetables homemade baked goods. ideas on the subject would be helpful:)
Check your local laws. Many areas require that all baked goods for sale, not intended for sale to charity, commercial kitchens. You also need a food handling permit, at least, and probably a street vendor or vendor's license.
A visit to Bristol Farmers Market
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