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Maple Syrup - $20/pint

Every year we tap maple trees on the property and produce our very own pure maple syrup. The batches change in flavor from year to year as environmental factors play a part in flavor. Pure maple syrup has a thinner consistency and stronger flavor than processed syrups you find in the grocery store.

We boil our sap over over natural gas, which tends to result in a clean product with a pure, unadulterated flavor due to not being exposed to additional particulate matter commonly seen with wood burning methods.

Quantities are limited and available until we run out; we restock each year in the spring season.

Honey - $15/half pint

Seth is our beekeeper and every fall he gathers honey from our bees that we keep on the back acres of our property. We produce wildflower honey which means that it is flavored by all of the flowers and blooms within a 3-5 mile radius of the hive, producing a botanical flavor that varies each harvest.

All of our honey is raw; meaning it comes straight from the honeycomb and goes through a filtration process but remains unpasteurized, keeping all of its nutritional benefits. Raw honey can appear cloudy or opaque and will crystallize.

Depending on when you purchase in the season, the honey you receive may already be crystallized as all raw honey will do this with time. If your honey is crystallized, we suggest removing your desired amount from the jar and heating it up to bring back to its liquid form.

Quantities are limited and available until we run out; we restock each year in the fall season.

Jam - $10/half pint

We are currently offering four types of jams for sale; strawberry, raspberry, peach, and blueberry spoon jam. The berries are grown here on the grounds of Little Red Homestead, and the peaches we source locally from Altonen Orchards.

Our spoon jam is meant to have a looser consistency, although will stiffen a bit with refrigeration. Think of spoon jam as somewhere in the middle of jam and syrup - great for spreading, drizzling, or dipping.

Quantities are limited and available until we run out; we restock each year in the fall season.