Michigan, of course, is known for its lakes, but it should be known for its farmers’ markets. In fact, many of the markets statewide have won awards and continue to draw crowds of thousands per season. The best is not always the better-known ones. In fact, some of the more distant markets have some of the best products in the state. 1. Interlochen Marked by rows of tents, the Interlochen Farmers Market is more of a food and fun fair than it is a traditional farmer’s market. In addition to locally grown veggies, fruit, and seasoned pork, beef and other types of delicious summer sausages, the market showcases handmade wares crafted by local artisans. These include larger items, such quilts and t-shirts, and smaller kitchen-based items, such as potholders and hot pads. Finally, a clear favorite of ours at Livnfresh, there are a variety of stone pendants made by local jewelers. Of course, it would not be much of a farmers’ market without the food. In this, the market does not disappoint. Some of the most outstanding products include the following. – pickles – gingerkakes – shortbread cookies – quail eggs – fresh asparagus – strawberry pancake – jumbo-sized blueberries <img src="https://blog.livnfresh.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Best-Farmers-Markets-1.jpg"
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