While Oliver is at the Caulfield Racecourse Farmers Market, I’ll be at the Queenscliffe Community Market at Lower Princess Park, Gellibrand-Symmonds St Queenscliff. The market runs from 9am -2pm and you can drive here or catch the ferry from Sorento…nice!
The start of the Caulfield Racecourse Farmers Market starts this Sunday and is open from 9am – 1pm.
Held in the Kambrook Rd carpark there will be plenty of fresh seasonal produce including organics, some truly unique value added goods and yummy street food!
Entry is $2, children are free and there is some lovely entertainment to boot.
Hope to see you there.
I’m very excited to write about my new discovery of milk & yogurt in reusable glass bottles! I found them in an organic shop in Point Cook called Alma Organics.
What I love the most is the ability to return the empty bottles for reuse. Upon return I get 60 cents off the next milk purchase and 40 cents off the next yogurt purchase.
Another tick off the Zero Waste list!
Back to the beautiful Eltham Craft Market this Sunday, 8:30am -1pm.
Great food, great makers & a great location!
Enjoy some back-on-the-menu breakfast bananas…yum!
Here is a picture of a wonderful choir that was singing on the balcony of the Eltham library.
Bought the fabric, washed the fabric, now it’s time to make shopping bags!
I’ll be using these instead of the plastic pull-off bags at the supermarket/grocery store, everything from apples & grapes to bread and bulk-buy chickpeas will go in these little beauties!
This is how I shop for meat when I go to the market, I clean & sanitise my containers and the butchers that I go to never have a problem with me handing over my tubs.
So not only do I get to avoid all the plastic but I can see my purchases at a glance in the fridge. So neat & tidy!
We’ll be at the Ganims Piper Street Market this Saturday from 9am to 1pm on the corner of Piper and Ebden streets, Kyneton.
The town is so beautiful and so full of eclectic little shops I just love it!
