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We Have a Farmstand!

Starting this year, we have decided to move away from the Downtown Waco Farmer's Market and set up a modest farm stand in front of our homestead (in China Spring, TX). This is a huge new chapter for us!

Ohana Farm Stand

Here are some photos of only some of the amazing made from scratch baked goods that Lizzy is rolling out this week (Saturday/tomorrow). See further down for a full menu with descriptions.

Blueberry Muffins
Blueberry Muffins

Double Chocolate Muffins
Double Chocolate Muffins

Banana Nut Muffins
Banana Nut Muffins

White Chocolate Dipped Cat Cake
White Chocolate Dipped Cat Cake

Our Menu for this Week:

Muffins: Blueberry, Banana Nut, Double Chocolate Chip, Apple Fritter

You can taste the quality of each of these amazing flavors. Made with love, and an amazing way to start your day. Sold in packs of four, either all one flavor or in flavor varieties.

Brownies

Thick and chocolatey. If you take them home, heat them lightly then add ice cream ... well, just try it and find out.

Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

Deep buttery / chocolatey flavor. Perfect balance of soft in the middle and crispy around the edges.

Oatmeal Cream Pie

Similar to Little Debbie, but made from scratch without any preservatives or ultra-processed ingredients. You will be able to taste the difference, believe me.

White Chocolate Dipped Cat Cakes

A cat shaped, layered cake with a creamy filling in between. Think Little Debbie, but a lot better ... made by hand with organic, higher quality ingredients.

Cinnamon Rolls: Original and Caramel Apple

These alone are worth the trip out. Perfect way to treat yourself for breakfast with a cup of coffee later in the day with your favorite spiced tea. Caramel Apple Cinnamon Rolls are new for this week!

Goat Milk Soap

- Aloha Sunrise: Citrusy, leaves you feeling both cleaned and nourished.

- May Chang and Lavender: Perfect blend of citrus with the Lavender scent.

- Honey and Oat: Great for dryer skin.

- Citrus Rose: Flowery and citrusy, leaves you nourished and smelling lovely.

- Unscented: Same cleansing/nourishing properties minus essential oils. 

Eggs

From free range, healthy, spoiled chickens! Our chickens eat only non-gmo, corn free, soy free feed.  Your gut and and general health will thank you.

Other homestead healthy products include: 

- Moringa Capsules: From organic Moringa grown and processed right here on the homestead.

- Fire Cider: A naturally powerful, immune system boosting daily tonic. One bottle should last you about a month.

- Elderberry Syrup Kits: Ready whenever you are to be prepared easily in your own kitchen.  Just add water, boil/simmer it down and add honey.  A powerful, natural seasonal immune booster to help with flu, cold and upper respiratory issues.

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The best way to stay up to date is probably to follow us Instagram, or TikTok, as we update those platforms more regularly.  You should also join our email list to find out exactly what will be on our menu each week. You can join our email list by going to our main website, www.Ohana.life, and enter your email at the bottom of the page.

Thanks everyone, Have a great weekend!




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