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Our
shopping cart is currently under construction.
Please call us at
740-698-6060
to place an order. Thank you!
Products
are shipped via United Parcel Service and the United
States Postal Service. Integration Acres is committed
to delivering a quality product in the most inexpensive
way to the customer. Each order is individually calculated
based on weight and zip code, and customers are contacted
prior to any shipment in order to authorize the shipping
charges.
PLEASE
NOTE: The price does not include shipping & handling.
Costs are calculated on weight, zip code and shipping
method.
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Chevre
This fresh soft cheese is made within a day of milking
the goats, making it some of the freshest around. It
consist of only pasteurized milk, cultures, enzymes and
salt.
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The Smoky Goat
This fresh chevre is lightly smoked in fruitwood
before being gently rolled in salt, black pepper and
freshly ground spicebush berries.
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Fresh Goat Feta
Like all our cheese, this feta is made within a day,
and contains only pasteurized milk, cultures and enzymes.
Then it's salted in brine until cutting.
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Goat's Milk Gouda
We offer pasteurized and raw milk Gouda, and both are aged for a minimum
of sixty days. Each is comprised of goat's milk, cultures, enzymes and salt.
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Cow's Milk Cheeses
We purchase cow's milk from Snowville Creamery
year-round and make a variety of cheeses.
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REMINDER: The prices above do not include shipping & handling. The cheese must be shipped in a cooler with ice packs, and costs are calculated on weight, zip code and shipping method.
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Fresh
Ohio Valley Pawpaws
Each order contains two pounds of pawpaws, freshly plucked
from the rolling hills of Southeastern Ohio. You will
receive anywhere from four to six pieces (per pound)
of fruits, depending on the size, shape and variety,
and the year's weather conditions. Every attempt is
made to stagger the fruits’ ripeness, so some
are ready to eat when you open the box and others can
be placed in the refrigerator to ripen over several
days.
The
fresh fruit season typically begins around the end of
August and lasts into mid-October. It is a short window
of time, so place orders in advance if possible.
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Fresh
Spicewood
Lindera benzoin is the botanical name for this
wonderfully aromatic small native shrub that grows in
the moist, shaded ravines in parts of Appalachia. Native
cultures and early settlers used it traditionally as
a tea; Integration Acres suggests using it in marinades
or wrapping and piercing meats on the grill. The delicate
lemon-pine flavor of the spicebush leaves an exotic
taste. Available only from May to September.
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Fresh
Ramps - NEW 2010 - available only in April
Also known as wild leeks (Allium trioccum),
these onions are native to eastern North America. They
come up in early spring, and generally are only available
for a few short weeks. Because they have been
over-harvested in some ares, we take care to sustainably
harvest the ramps we provide. The entire plant (leaves and
bulb) can be used in place of onions, garlic, leeks or
scallions.
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Pawpaw
Spiceberry Jam
Simple and sweet, with dried spicebush berries mixed
with gobs of pawpaw pulp to keep it interesting, spread
this on your next PB & J for something new! It’s
also versatile enough to make a cake glaze or as an
accompaniment to cheese and crackers. Now made with
ORGANIC evaporated cane juice, the jam placed first
in the sauce category at the 2005 Ohio Pawpaw Festival.
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Pawpaw
Green Tomato Relish
Willow Run Organics, located in Athens, Ohio supplies
the certified organic green tomatoes and we add our
pawpaw pulp, some apple cider vinegar and a bit of spicebush
berries for this one-of-a-kind condiment. Try it on
your next hotdog or burger, or mix it into tuna salad
for a little kick.
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Pawpaw
Autumn Harvest Chutney
Blended with apples from Gillogly Orchards in Albany,
Ohio, and locally grown peppers, and of course loads
of pawpaw pulp, this chutney adds a zing to any bland
dish, be it rice or a sandwich. It also makes a good
base for a vinaigrette dressing, or as a spread with
crackers and cheese.
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Blueberry
Spicebush Jam - SOLD OUT
This slightly spicy jam packs a punch to what would
otherwise be that familiar blueberry flavor. Both native
crops of North America, the spicebush berries and these
chemical-free blueberries from Stockport, Ohio, unite
to make an uncommonly good spread. Now made with ORGANIC
evaporated cane juice, this jam is great with nut butters
and cream cheese, or as a cake filling.
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Ramp
Tofu Pasta
This unique pasta, made in cooperation with Crumbs Bakery
in Athens, Ohio, utilizes ramps (an indigenous wild
leek) that are sustainably harvested from woodlands
around Southeastern Ohio. The strong-flavored pasta
goes well with white sauces, marinara's or simply tossed
with olive oil, Parmesan cheese and herbs. (Contains
wheat.)
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Ramp
Crackers
Another fine product made with our friends at Crumbs,
these crackers are made from organic spelt flour, various
seeds and a healthy dose of ramps (see description above).
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Appalachian
Allspice
These dried spicebush berries (Lindera benzoin), used
as an allspice during the Civil War, pack a rich flavor
and aroma. They’re picked red ripe from the understory
of the forest before being carefully dried for later
culinary explorations. Simply grind the berries and
add to desserts, rubs, coffee and more.
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Shelled
Black Walnuts
Perfectly cracked and ready to eat black walnut kernels
make an excellent addition to your diet. Low in fat,
and cholesterol- and sugar-free, the wild harvested
black walnuts are strong and bold in flavor. Add them
to chocolate chip cookie dough, toss into a salad or
use in place of pine nuts in pesto.
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Frozen
Pawpaw Pulp - Pawpaw Pleasures
This is the next best thing when the fresh fruit season
has passed. Just think of it…pawpaws in the dead
of winter! This 100% pure, unadulterated pawpaw pulp
is free of skins and seeds, and is pre-measured for
home Epicureans and chefs alike. Shave the frozen pulp
into smoothies or use it to make delectable homemade
ice cream. It’s versatile enough to be cooked
or baked into your favorite desserts or entrees.
$12.00/2
lbs.
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Pawpaw
Pops
Talk about thirst quenching! There’s nothing better
on a hot summer day than one of these quiescently frozen
treats made with pawpaw pulp and 100% fruit juices.
Try all four flavors!
Pawpaw
Cherry
Pawpaw Blueberry Pomegranate
Pawpaw Raspberry
Pawpaw Strawberry Pawpaw Mango
2.1
fluid ozs.
2.1 fluid ozs. in lots of 12 or more/ $1.00 per
2.1 fluid ozs.
PLEASE
NOTE: Due to the nature of our frozen products, Integration
Acres only offers UPS Overnight Service to ensure proper
delivery. When shipped overnight, we guarantee a properly
frozen delivery because we ship in special reusable
Styrofoam coolers with dry ice. If customers opt for
a slower shipping method, it is entirely at their own
risk. Integration Acres cannot guarantee a properly
frozen product for customers who choose other delivery
methods. Depending on the time of year and your location
we will consult with you to maximize your shipping dollars.
Costs are calculated on weight and zip code.
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Pawpaw
Seeds (Asimina triloba)
These viable, wild-harvested pawpaw seeds have been
cleaned and can be shipped all across the United States.
Each pound contains roughly 200-300 seeds.
(Wholesalers may inquire about ordering larger
quantities.)
$25.00/1
lb.
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Handblown
Glass Pawpaw Ornaments
Glass blower Stephen Williams, who divides his time
between Snowville, Ohio, and New Orleans, Louisiana,
makes these simple yet elegant glass pawpaw ornaments.
They’re great for hanging in a window, adding
to a glass bowl of fruit or hanging on your Christmas
tree.
$20.00/each
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Copper
Pawpaw Seed Bead
Pawpaw seeds are unusual-looking and beautiful. Now
you can wear one with the help of area artist Matt Peters,
who wraps the pawpaw seed in decorative strands of copper.
Now you can adorn a necklace, earring or anything else
you want with your favorite seed!
$6.00/each
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Pawpaw
Native Corn Necklace
Jennifer Brockmeyer, a native Shawnee storyteller from
the Hocking Hills, makes these authentic corn necklaces
with pawpaw seeds. She is a regular vendor at the Ohio
Pawpaw Festival, and Integration Acres is pleased to
offer her wares online.
$15.00/each
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