This week at the Cygnet Market we have a great gift idea for Mothers Day (which is Sunday May 12) plus a heap of other things that your special Mum (or lady) might enjoy.
We have a limited number of Chai Tea Spice Kits. The recipe was given to Kate by an Indian lady many years ago.
Chai Tea Spice Kit
Other products we have for you (or Mum) at the Market this Sunday, include the following:
Selling nuts at the Cygnet Market
Firstly, we now have plenty of cane bread proofing baskets. These are just $22 and that’s a very good price! These are a great gift idea if your Mum makes bread. If she doesn’t make bread, then she really needs an Organic Sourdough Bread Kit or maybe a voucher to attend one of Kate’s cooking or sourdough workshops.
Of course, we always have a range of Four Leaf products – including the wonderful 85% Light Flour, ideal for making sourdough bread and pastry and pancakes – just about anything! We also have Rye Flour (for feeding sourdough starter), Rolled Oats, Spelt Flour, Soup Mix, Chick Pea Flour, Split Peas, Cracked Wheat and Muesli Base from Four Leaf Organic Milling.
Gardening products that we will have at the Cygnet Market this Sunday include:
Gardening books, the best gardening tool ever, the Ho-Mi, Harvest knifes, dibbers handcrafted from local timbers, English spades and watering cans of various sizes from Sheffield, England.
Food and related products that we will have at the Cygnet Market this Sunday include:
Cooking books, Organic (and Gluten Free) pasta from L’Abruzzese, Olive oil and olives from Patlin Gardens, Organic almonds, and local hazelnuts, various Four Leaf products, Organic Quinoa and Lentils that are grown in Australia, Honey (local from Karl and orange blossom from South Australia), a wide range of spices (native and other) and organic dried vine fruits (currants, sultanas, raisins and sun-dried apricots from Australia plus dates from Iran).
Don’t forget we also have a large selection of seeds for sowing now from Southern Harvest Seeds plus local seedlings grown by Zoe from Woodbridge Nursery.
Southern Harvest Seeds available now at the Cygnet Market
The Cygnet Market is the best market south of Hobart!
Warm and inviting inside the Town Hall at Cygnet during winter.
The Cygnet Market -from 10am to 2pm this Sunday 5th May!
The Garden Shed and Pantry 
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