The Bartlesville Farmers Market is about a 40-mile drive north from Tulsa. Is it worth the drive? I think so.
If you've been to the markets around Tulsa and want a change of scenery, this is a great one.
Bartlesville has cultivated a good group of local farmers and food producers that make it worth the trip. For me, the raspberry-flavored local honey would be worth the trip alone.
Here's what else you can find at the Bartlesville Farmers Market on Saturday.
Produce and plants: farm-fresh eggs, cilantro, parsley, dill, chamomile, green garlic, lettuce, spinach, radishes, green onions and cut flowers.
Baked goods: The Rolling Pin's hearty breads, pastries and good hot coffee.
Meat: Free-range, hand-processed chickens; grass-fed and grain-fed beef, which is available in 1-pound packs, by the piece or by the quarter or half.
Honey: Local honey, from 12-ounce bears to gallon-size including flavors in blackberry, raspberry, cinnamon-apple and tangerine. Also, lip balm and moisturizers made with beeswax and olive oil.
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