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The Honolulu Farmers' Marketat Blaisdell Center
777 Ward Avenue

Wednesday - 4:00-7:00 pm

TIP SHEET - July 14, 2010

The Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation is a private non-profit organization supporting the economic viability of Hawaii's farmers and ranchers

If you love this market please vote for it in America's Favorite Farmers Market Contest!

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NOW WITH FREE PARKING!!
Every Wednesday, please let your parking attendant know you will be visiting the Honolulu Farmers' Market

Now located on the Neal Blaisdell Concert Hall Lawn on the corner of King Street and Ward Avenue

Support the Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation and the HFBF Farmers' Market System with a Full or "Friend of Farmer" membership, go to our homepage for more information and a list of member benefits

Only locally-grown produce is allowed to be sold at Hawaii Farm Bureau sponsored farmers markets.

**Hawaii State Farm Fair is Coming Up**

Saturday July 24 and Sunday July 25 at Bishop Museum

Most Farmers Market vendors will be there plus more

For more info visit Hawaii Farm Bureau


TODAY’S SPECIALS

Eats: Licious Dishes serves up a surprising variety of ono dishes with an emphasis on raw and vegan - savory layer dips, Pad Thai salad, almond butter, onion bread, kombucha, date bars and more.

Sips: Pacifikool serving refreshing ginger drinks using local ginger and herbs

Treats: Malie Kai's single-sourced chocolate is made from cacao beans grown in North Shore's Waialua. Dark, milk, white, cacao nib and coffee.

Featured Farm: Ho Farm specializes in a wide range of sweet baby tomatoes, long beans, squash and more.

Featured Nursery: Kogachi brings his speciality orchids as well as asian greens, sweet potato and bittermelon leaves, calamansi, and dragon fruit

Music: This week, Mike with a C



SCHEDULED VENDORS

Big Island Abalone:fresh, retort, and hibachi grilled Big Island abalone

Maunawili Hydroponic Greens: hydroponic lettuces and sprouts

Hiraoka Farms: salad greens, bok choy, choy sum, broccoli rabe, and roses

WOW Farm: assorted tomatoes, fresha and sun-dried

Made in Hawaii Foods: “Island Preserve” jams and jellies, fresh Kula strawberry mochi, dried snacks (Maui kaki & marlin), Hawaiian Chip Co. taro chips, Molokai sea salt, mac nut okoshi, Kona avocado, Maui cherimoya
Milner Farm: kales, chards, Tokyo negi, and assorted vegetables

Naked Cow Dairy: fresh butter and herb butter spreads, cheeses

Straight from the Source: fresh island fish, poke bar, poi

Ho Farm - a rainbow of baby tomato varieties, long beans, long squash, mini cucumber, bananas

PacifiKool: Hawaiian Ginger Ale and Ginger Syrup, hibiscus tea, macadamia nut biscuitti

Grandma G's: Dinner plates - Teri Steak, Fried Opakapaka and other local-style offerings.

PIT Farm: variety of Asian vegetables and herbs, green onions, cucumber, Manoa lettuce, tomatoes, bittermelon, American and Italian parsley, apple bananas, papayas, and local grown carrots
Growing Creations:
orchids, unique potted plants, herbs and ornamentals
Nalo Farms:
Dean’s Greens, braising greens, tatsoi, variety of fresh herbs, Kamiya papayas, Molokai sweet potatoes, organic ginger, and much more

Ono Kuki - freshly baked local favorites - cornflake, Russian Tea, Arare, butter mochi and more.

Stacy’s Laulau: pork, chicken, and turkey tail laulau, haupia, pickled onion, dried fish, pastele stew, stew bowl
Akamai Foods/Latitude 22: date/flax seed, cranberry/walnut, mango/pumpkin/pecan oat cakes; doggie biscuits, Swiss Inn salad dressing, premium Dark Maui rum cakesand cupcakes

Hawaiian Style Chili: Dinner plates: Seared Ahi with Shiitake Mushroom, Imu-style Pork, Garlic Shrimp, with rice and Nalo greens. Bowls: North Shore Cattle Co. beef chili rice, Portugese Bean Soup. Sauces, spice mixes, prune mui, taro mochi.

Malie Kai Chocolate - A variety of hocolate made form cacao grown on the North Shore.

Kogachi Farm - a variety of orchids, rare asian greens, calamansi

Ba-Le Bakery: artisan breads, baked goods, apple tarts, specialty cakes, corn puffs, rice cakes and more

Hawaii’s Best Ever Brittle: an assortment of fresh baked seasoned and candied nuts and nut brittles with a local gourmet twist
All Hawaiian Honey Co-op: locally harvested honey products

Marine AgriFuture: Sea Asparagus - fresh and in poke, bentos, powder form; also farmed ogo fresh and pickled

Licious Dishes: vegan and raw cuisine - dips, spreads, salads, kombucha, granola, date bars

Ono Pops: Mexican-style Paleta frozen pops made with local and seasonal ingredients - in a fun mix of foodie flavors.

Pavaraga Farm: locally grown coffee and tea.

NEXT WEEK

Wednesday, July 21, 2010, 4:00 pm- 7:00 am



Join us at all of our markets:

KCC Farmers’ Market
Kapiolani Community College
Every Saturday, 7:30 - 11:00 am

Kailua Farmers’ Market
Kailua Town Center Parking Garage
Every Thursday, 5:00 - 7:30 pm

Mililani Farmers’ Market
Mililani High School
Every Sunday, 8:00 – 11:00 am


Waianae Farmers’ Market
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center
Every Saturday, 8:30 – 12:00 noon




The Wednesday Honolulu Farmers' Market at the Neal Blaisdell Center is sponsored by The Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation
and the City and County of Honolulu

Questions? Comments? Suggestions?
call: 848-2074