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  • It felt like as if I have been living under a rock for some time ... I've lived in Scottsdale since 2002 and never knew there was such a thing. It was my first time there today. Vendors are varied in offerings, there is quite a bit of pre made products as opposed to produce. McLendon's offerings are quite extensive though and should cover what you might be looking for. There are 2 smaller produce stalls with fresh in season items too. Carnivore? There are vendors that sell meat products too from farm fresh chicken, pork and grass fed beef. You can also get Salmon, frozen I'm sure. Farm fresh eggs and even fresh goat's milk. Important tips: - Bring cash, small bills preferrably - Come early for the best offerings - Bring your reusable bags - If you plan to bring your 4 legged pet -- walk your dog first to ensure it is well behaved and will be able to calmly mingle with other furry creatures. Don't be that lady who yanks the leash and says "no! no! you are a show dog, you do not do that!" --- No joke! Witnessed this there. More importantly, come prepared with doodoo bags in case of any oopsies. Already have some top picks that I will for sure go back to next Saturday: - McLendon Farms produce items were top notch. Yes, pricey if you compare to local grocery store items, but if you are a Whole Foods shopper, not at all. The produce is definitely fresh and organic. I and my family for one are always on the hunt for organic and locally grown items as much as possible. - Frogs Organic Bakery (See separate review) - Claudine's Kitchen - First of all, the gentleman there was very friendly and helpful. Eye opening, and shows just how little I know. Tabbouleh, not greek. It is Lebanese. There is no such thing as Eggplant Hummus -- the correct term is Baba Ghannouge. The Labneh (creamy dip of cream cheese and yogurt) and Zaatar (heavily herbed pita) is sooo good. Also picked up some Prickly Pear Cactus Jelly from Cotton Country Jams, and some treats for my pup from Bark n Good. Definitely going back next Saturday and giving trips to Whole Foods a rest for awhile.
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