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21 Nov, 2008. Posted by: Nigel

Farmers markets

The markets are held at St Albans Market Place on the 2nd Sunday of every month from 10am until 4pm

The produce for sale includes

Ostrich products
Wild boar
Organic chicken and pork
Goats cheese
Organic vegetabls
Homemade pies, cakes, jams, relishes
Organic flour
Bread
Gluten free products
Eggs
Tomatoes
Honey
Moroccan cuisine
Curry sauces
Pressed apple juice
Wine
Marinated olives
Smoked and fresh fish

Also available are

Plants
Flowers
Tools

Farmers’ Market Co-ordinator
Jeff Smyth
01727 819452

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Markets

St. Albans has been a market town since the Middle Ages. There are markets every Wednesday and Saturday in the city centre, selling a braod range of merchandise. Farmers markets are held on the second Sunday of the month and specialist French markets are held occasionally.

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