My three boys and I visited our closest Farmer’s Market today at Bartonville Town Center   just across the street from Lantana. They are open on Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 8 am until sell out.   It is situated on the field next to he Town Center shops nestled under a few shade trees. Bartonville Town Center Farmer's Market We excitedly went from booth to booth.   I checked out the produce and the boys caught some roly-poly bugs. The first booth was a lady selling fresh eggs from the chickens that she raises.   I was really excited about making this purchase because I have always wanted to try fresh eggs. Fresh eggs from the Farmers Market She went on to explain that the bluish tinted eggs were from the Americana chickens.   These are the fancy-looking chickens with lots of feathers.   The other eggs were laid by her black and brown chickens.   She encouraged us to do a taste test with our eggs from the grocery store.   The Americana eggs in particular are supposed to be much richer.   I can’t wait to try! We also found a bunch of amazing produce.   The farms are all very local – within 30 miles or so.   I bought peaches, jalapeno peppers, onions, potatoes, plums, strawberries and some fresh pasta. Vegetable collage from Farmers Market I had discounted this farmer’s market in the past because it is small.   I was missing out. After years of grocery store produce shopping I had forgotten how incredible fresh fruit smells!   The strawberries smell amazing and completely different than what I buy at the store.   I can’t wait until Wednesday to go back because we are already out of peaches. Yum! If you don’t live near Bartonville, please check out this list compiled by the Dallas Morning News of Farmer’s Markets in the DFW Area. Happy shopping…



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  1. Thanks for the good info. I saw the sign for the Farmers Market earlier this week, but couldn’t remember the days/times. When I Googled it, your blog was the first thing that popped up! I’ll be checking it out on Wednesday, but would love to hear how you and your family liked your purchases!

  2. Hi,
    We are the local honey producer, Meadow View Honey Farm.Our bees have had a great year so Saturday, July 4th, we will be bringing our Local (Denton County) honey to the market. The honey is wildflower and clover with a delicious light flavor.

    We will also have posters explaining the extraction process so bring on all who are interested in beekeeping and learning about this precious resource. Hope to see you there!

    Lisa Kuehler