Fruit Of The Peninsula
If you haven’t tried a Door County Cherry yet and you’ve been to Door Dounty… Then turn around and come back because you missed out. And cherries from the market don’t count unless they are frozen local cherries, or you bought them during the ripe cherry season months of July and August. Avoid the ones from California because if Door Counties not just about cherries, then it’s about the local economy (and don’t forget the festivals!)
Pies, jams, wines, cakes, icecream, marmalades, fancy cocktails, and anything else you could add a cherry on top – you name it! This is Door County’s legacy (or what we’ve all decided to make it). So take a bite of something red and delicious – and I’m not talking Apples here.
Pick your own cherries, purchase from a local farm and orchard, or visit the farmers market. Why should you buy local? Easy. Because buying local puts money into individual families and small businesses pockets instead of major corporations that currently run the worlds economy. Let’s work together to build a society that is more efficient and the golden dollar is spread out amongst its soon to be 8 billion inhabitants. Pat your neighbors on the back, buy local and fuel your friends for a brighter today and a cleaner tomorrow.
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