“Store is 12 miles southwest of State College. If you're located southwest of State College, Way Fruit Farm can be very convenient. I have not done due diligence to determine how much extra I'm paying for the convenience, but appreciate getting groceries 2 miles from home instead of 12 miles to State College. Happy to patronize local business instead of big corporate stores. If I need gallons of milk, dozens of multicolored local eggs, wide wide variety of baked goods, candy, whole bean and ground coffee, tea, snacks, potted plants, good variety of frozen pork & beef. Not much chicken, but I want thighs, and that's what they carry. "Amish Country Popcorn" kernels by the pound. More grocery items. A smattering of crafts. Indoor sandbox for toddlers. Popular eat-in / take out. Last couple of weeks, the fields are filled with people picking their own strawberries. Fruit and veggies, plump and fresh, from their own farm around the premises and I think some others locally supplied, but I never saw any "organic" selections. At the moment, they have a bin full of the largest Fuji apples in the world, plus other varieties. I think apples are Way's pride and specialty.”
Fruits And Veggies
“Store is 12 miles southwest of State College. If you're located southwest of State College, Way Fruit Farm can be very convenient. I have not done due diligence to determine how much extra I'm paying for the convenience, but appreciate getting groceries 2 miles from home instead of 12 miles to State College. Happy to patronize local business instead of big corporate stores. If I need gallons of milk, dozens of multicolored local eggs, wide wide variety of baked goods, candy, whole bean and ground coffee, tea, snacks, potted plants, good variety of frozen pork & beef. Not much chicken, but I want thighs, and that's what they carry. "Amish Country Popcorn" kernels by the pound. More grocery items. A smattering of crafts. Indoor sandbox for toddlers. Popular eat-in / take out. Last couple of weeks, the fields are filled with people picking their own strawberries. Fruit and veggies, plump and fresh, from their own farm around the premises and I think some others locally supplied, but I never saw any "organic" selections. At the moment, they have a bin full of the largest Fuji apples in the world, plus other varieties. I think apples are Way's pride and specialty.”