

WELCOME TO OUR POP UP SHOP 9AM-12PM SELECT SUNDAYS WE ARE LOCATED IN THE LITTLE HOUSE AT 764 S. COAST HWY 101 The majority of our ingredients are sourced from vendors at the Leucadia Farmer's Market, including produce, eggs, bread, raw bee pollen, raw honey and estate cheeses. 90% of the product is local and 99% is organic. People should know where their food comes from. We hope to start a discussion in the community about the importance of organics, local food sheds and quality products.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Pop-Up Status

Thursday, September 9, 2010
Paying Hommage to our Inspiration
In honor of NY fashion week we will be setting up the Farm To Fork pop-up shop on Sunday the 12th from 9am-12pm. Say What? Farm To Fork inspired by fashion? Although it seems odd Farm To Fork is using the designer model that proliferates during fashion week in New York. Most designers who do not have a store front will "pop-up" so that buyers can preview their collections. The pop-up is a way to get the product to the public without holding down a permanent location. It looked like it worked for the fashion industry so we thought we would give it a try with food. We hope to see you there!
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Farm of the Week
At Farm To Fork we have been savoring the bounty from La Milpa Organica Farm a tour last two Pop-Ups. La Milpa for me a is a flashback to my college days in Santa Barbara when all my friends were working at the Isla Vista Food Co-Op, participating in the campus community garden program, and we would get together under the stars and recruit a local musician to serenade us through he night. My first experience with La Milpa was at one of their 3rd Saturday Potlucks. I felt like I was in another time and place surrounded by the organic farm, eating pizzas form a clay oven and listening to a soulful folk singer. We recommend checking out their events, the next being Saturday September 18th. There is no shortage of good food, conversation and smiles at La Milpa. At the next Farm To Fork Pop-Up look for La Milpa greens in the side salad, cucumber in the water, young zucchini in the Going Green Scramble, basil in the pesto and their luscious herbs in the table bouquets. La Milpa is an amazing example of how food can bring the community together. Their environmental practices are beyond organic. They take time, love and care with each item they plant and harvest. We guarantee you can taste the difference. You can find La Mipla at these local farmers markets.
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