Prairie Market

We are planning on closing at 2pm today
due to the winter storm.
Stay safe everyone!

Holiday hours:
Christmas Eve 9-2pm
Christmas Day - Closed
New Years Eve 9-2pm
New Years Day - Closed

We will be open 9am-2pm
this Thursday,
July 4th

We will be closing at 1pm Monday, June 3rd, so all of our staff can be together to mourn the life of an incredible man that we all loved. 💔

Christopher "Chris" Dietz Life Story | May 12, 2024 | Elkhart, IN Share memories & support the family

We will be closed this Monday, May 27th for Memorial Day.
Have a happy and safe holiday! ☺️

We are back to normal hours. But will be closed Monday, Jan. 1st for New Year’s Day.

MERRY
CHRISTMAS!!

If anyone is still looking for the Celtic Sea salt, we finally got in a shipment of it!

Honey! ** DON’T THROW IT OUT...... Great advice from a bee keeper....
So, periodically someone will complain that a jar of honey in their cupboard has gone bad, when Honey actually never goes bad!
It looks crystalized or like it is separated in the jar.
Crystalization happens when there is an imbalance
of the two sugars in honey — glucose and fructose.
Usually the bees get that balance perfect, but sometimes honey is harvested from a comb before all of the honey is capped.
The bees didn’t get to finish the job. But it’s no problem.
You see here some jars of crystalized or separated honey from beehives.
It can happen slowly over time.
So, here’s how to whip that honey back into shape.
One jar there is more than eight years old.
All you do is put the jar in some warm — not hot water — and slowly stir the honey. In about 20 minutes the jars are back to their perfect golden selves. Tastes great.
Unless honey is somehow contaminated with a foreign substance it will NEVER spoil or go bad.
Did you know archaeologists have found 3,000-year-old honey in Egyptian tombs and it was perfectly edible?
Don’t throw it out. Honey is expensive.
Just warm it up and put it back in the cupboard ready for your next biscuit and butter. HOPE THAT HELPS.
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