New Sweet Treats at Fort Myers Farmers Market
FORT MYERS, Fla. (April 9, 2009) –Two new sweet treats have been added to the items available at the Fort Myers Farmers Market, located underneath the Caloosahatchee Bridge in Centennial Park every Thursday year-round from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Lee Bees, local raw honey made from saw palmetto, Spanish needle and black mangrove, sells honey in a variety of sizes. Magic Cauldron Kettle Corn offers the hot, sweet and salty snack created on the spot by the young owner and her father.
The market, in operation since 1995, currently features vendors offering an assortment of goods including fruits, vegetables, ethnic vegetables, naturally-grown vegetables, herbs, berries, a variety of seafood, breads, pastries, pasta, flowers, flowering plants, bamboo, potted palms and fruit trees, baked goods, coffee, hot dogs, and soaps.
Call 321-7098 for more information.
The Fort Myers Farmers Market, located underneath the Caloosahatchee Bridge in Centennial Park every Thursday year-round from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., is growing with the addition of several new vendors. The market, in operation since 1995, now features a total of 16 vendors offering an assortment of goods. New vendors selling baked goods and soaps have joined the assortment already sold at the Market, including fruits, vegetables, ethnic vegetables, semi-organic (non-certified) vegetables, herbs, berries, variety of seafood, pickles, flowers, flowering plants, bamboo, potted palms and fruit trees, smoothies, coffee, hot dogs, and doggie treats.
