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Happy Easter weekend to you all!  We are so thankful to serve a Risen Savior!  This is a fun-filled weekend with baseball games, Easter baskets, Easter egg hunts, holiday dinners and get-togethers, but my very favorite part is thinking about the cross and what it means!  AMEN!

April Fool’s Day is on Monday.  Some think April Fool’s Day comes from France in the 1500s when some Frenchmen didn’t realize the yearly Julian calendar was changed to the Gregorian calendar, so they still celebrated the New Year on April 1st instead of January 1st.  They were called “April Fools.”  Some notable pranks include Swiss farmers harvesting spaghetti noodles from trees (1957), Sports Illustrated writing about a fake rookie pitcher who could throw a 168 mph fastball (1985), Taco Bell saying it was buying the Liberty Bell and naming it the Taco Liberty Bell(1996), and Burger King fooling people into ordering a “left-handed whopper” (1998). (history.com)  I know the Goellers are in for a real day of fun, because when you’re 8 years old like Sydney, April Fool’s Day is one of the best days of the entire year! LOL.

If you see Jim on Thursday, please wish him a Happy Birthday!  He’s turning 45 years old.  He’s the best person I know!

Here’s the update for downtown….

We have started offering fresh baked danishes!  We have three different varieties to choose from: Strawberry and Cream Cheese, Cherry and Greek Yogurt, and Raspberry Chocolate.  If you would like it to be warmed up, just ask!  These are also now at the main market as well!  Yum!

Have you tried one of our salads?  They are fresh and custom made with whatever meat, cheese, and veggies that you would like.  Top it with your favorite dressing and some fancy croutons.

Check out the Duck Creek’s Candle Company’s cupboard.  You can find two sizes of candles with many different scents, wax melts, and car fresheners!  The prices are reasonable and they smell delightful!

Here’s the update for the outside of the market….

We are soooo ready for planting season to get here!  Look for things to start coming in around the 3rd-4th week of April!  We will continue to add until we are bursting with color for Mother’s Day weekend!  Wahoo!

One of the most popular flower arrangements to buy is a hanging basket.  There are so many colors and varieties that make this an easy choice for anyone!  Here are a few tips from gardenersworld.com to keep your hanging baskets looking great all summer!  Water every day enough to soak the compost soil….even more than that if it’s windy or dry.  Fertilize once a week.  This will keep new growth coming.  Give your basket a haircut….when it starts to look leggy and spindly, use scissors to cut the bottom 25% off.  This allows the plant to focus its nutrients at the roots and new growth.  

Do you have some neighborhood cats or maybe your own cat that you hope to keep out of your garden this year?  Here are a couple tips (also from gardenersworld).  Grow ground cover.  Cats prefer bare ground.  Also, cats don’t like scented plants, so consider planting one of these beauties: lavender, scaredy cat plant (coleus caninus), lemon balm, chives, rosemary and/or pennyroyal.  These heavily-scented plants can also deter wildlife for those of you who deal with foxes, deer, and rabbits.

Here’s the update for the inside of the market….

Huck’s will be closed tomorrow for the Easter holiday!  

Monday will start our new hours at the main market for the rest of the year!  

Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

Saturday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Sunday 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Just a reminder that we have said goodbye to soup until the Fall.  I love soup, but it’s nice to think that summer time is near!

Hot eggs from Walnut Creek have arrived, and they are good!  They are the perfect addition to a salad or as a snack!

We also have pretzel rods from Walnut Creek!  These crunchy pretzels have the perfect amount of salt.  Make one of our dip mixes or dip them in one of our many varieties of mustards and you have the perfect snack!

OUR FAMILY REVIEW of the Walnut Creek Pizza Sauce!  Jim made some homemade pizza last week for dinner.  When Jim and I were first married, Jim was the manager of Domino’s Pizza here in Marietta.  He actually won a regional pizza making contest, so everyone is excited when he wants to make pizza at home.  Anyway, he used the Walnut Creek Pizza Sauce for our pizza, and it was the best!  Here is what everyone said oldest to youngest….Jim said he feels like he’s in Italy, I said this is too good to be true, Cam said it is sweet and complements the crust well, Seth said, “Mama Mia Mama Mia” and that it is a sliver of heaven.  Audrey thinks it pairs perfectly with Ranch, and Little Syd says it’s nice and sweet.  Thanks, Jimmy for making supper!  Keep it up!

This week’s small business spotlight is Bracelets by Audrey.  Audrey started making bracelets almost two years ago.  She enjoys making them and choosing the colors and baubles to add.  We are so glad to be able to include her bracelets at Huck’s!  

This week’s Employee spotlight is one of our newer workers.  Chrissy Vigneron started at Huck’s at the beginning of September and works at both locations.  She’s nice and fun, and I’ve known her since our days riding the bus in elementary school!

Where did you grow up and go to high school: I grew up in Marietta and went to Marietta High School

Favorite color: green

Favorite Huck’s sandwich: iced sugar

Favorite Huck’s sandwich/salad: Grilled Chicken salad with jalapeños

Hobbies: kayaking and watching my kids’ sports

Favorite activity: hiking

Favorite song/music: “It’s Still All Right” by Nathanial Rateliff

Favorite tv show: “Working Moms”

Favorite ice cream flavor: chocolate

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays.  These are perfect for meetings, parties, get-togethers, reunions, funerals, bridal parties, etc.  You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Fagan’s Farm *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hartline’s Farm Fresh Eggs *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa * Julio’s Spicy Condiments *Peck’s Farm *Pretty Prints and Tees *Sage and Co. *Sew Cute Scrunchies *The Potter’s Hand *Zimmerview Meats and Market

SPRING CRAFT CLASSES!

Heirloom Button Class: Friday, May 3rd @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

PRICE: 

This class is to celebrate Mother’s Day!  Bring your old family buttons for a beautiful keepsake heart craft!  This unique treasure with buttons and lace will be placed in a frame.  It can certainly be something to be passed down for generations to come!    

Some may want to bring a child to do this craft with you!  Some may not have heirloom buttons!  Just let us know either way!

Deli Specials this Week:

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Online ordering for both Sandwich Shops is available.  Lunch delivery available 11-1 daily.

HOURS at the MARKET: (740)373-2484  Fax: (740)373-0084

M-F 9-6:30

Sat 9-5  Sun 11-5

HOURS on Putnam Street: (740)373-3740

M-F 7-3

Sat 8-2   Sun CLOSED

I hope you all are doing well! We certainly haven’t had Spring weather this week! It’s been chilly and windy! Warm temps are on the horizon!

Happy 14th birthday, Audrey! She is our spunky oldest daughter, and she’s the third in line out of the Goeller children. She’s a great little sister and big sister! Audrey’s birthday is on Tuesday! Love ya, girlie!

Here is our update for downtown!

We will be closed on Saturday to watch our boys play their opening baseball game at Warren! We will be back next Saturday from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Hope to see you then!

We love our lunch crowd downtown! If it’s easier for you….you can call ahead, have a deliver, and/or order using our website hucksmarket.com!

We are working on a daily sandwich special, so look for that starting soon!

We had a wonderful and relaxing time last night making an Easter centerpiece. Last night was the night of sisters! We had a set of three sisters, and I got to spend the evening with my sis! Check out the fun in the pictures below!

Here is the update for outside!

We still have white and yellow onion sets for $1.99 lb.!

Flowers and plants will be here around the third week of April! If there is a plant or a particular color you are interested in planting or growing this year, please let us know! We will see if we can get what you are looking for!

Before long, it will be time to start looking around for ramps! The species name for ramps is Allium tricoccum, and there are lots of common names for it. It’s usually known as ramps or wild leeks, but some refer to it as wood leeks, ramsons, or wild garlic. The only time to find ramps is during the early days of Spring through the end of May. When temperatures warm up, the leaves of the ramps will yellow and die, so you have to get out there before it gets too warm. The Cherokee would dig up ramps by cutting off the bulb and leaving the roots. This would ensure the ramps would come back year after year. The first colonists were thrilled when it was time for ramps! After long, hard winters, they were happy to see the ramps pop up in the forests. This was the first vegetable they could eat after many months without fresh food.

Here’s what’s happening on the inside of the market….

Monday, April 1st, we will start our new hours at the main market!

Monday through Friday: 9-6:30

Saturday: 9-5

Sunday: 11-5

You’ve got one more week to order what you need for Easter! Breads, cinnamon rolls, pies, cookies, cakes, trays, etc.

We are making up some fresh strawberry pies for you all to pick up. These are located up in the deli, and they are delicious! But if you don’t want to take our word for it, one customer said it was the best strawberry pie she had ever eaten!

This is our last week for soup until the fall! Better get soup every day this week! Lol!

Monday: Chicken Noodle and Chili

Tuesday: Vegetable Beef and Creamy Potato

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, White Chicken Chili

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Sausage Tortellini

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli and Tomato Basil

Mamma Mia! We have added Walnut Creek Pizza Sauce to our shelves. This made from scratch, homestyle pizza sauce is perfect for your favorite pizza recipe. It’s got a little bit of brown sugar in it to add just a touch of sweetness to all your pizza toppings. All you need to do is spoon it on your crust, cover it with additional toppings and bake. Each jar contains enough sauce to fully cover two pizzas! Yum! I know what’s on my dinner menu this week!

Blue Heat Spices LLC is located in Whipple, Ohio. The owners grow their own peppers, dehydrate them, and turn them into delicious Devil’s Dust and Reaper’s Rust homemade spices. These can be added to just about anything that you want to give a little kick! They have actually planted more than double the plants they had last year, so that shows how popular their spices have become! We are happy to have Blue Heat Spices at Huck’s. You can find their spices on top of the deli. Take some time to look at their Facebook page, follow them, and like their page. Likes and follows mean a lot to all of us who own small businesses!

This week’s Employee spotlight is Molly Ketchum! Molly has worked for Huck’s for a year and a half. She’s sweet and fun, and we appreciate her!

Where did you grow up and go to high school: I grew up in Marietta and went to Marietta High School

What’s your favorite color: Purple

What’s your favorite Huck’s cookie: Sugar

What’s your favorite Huck’s sandwich: Italian sub

Hobbies: shopping, taking walks, spending time with my family and friends

Favorite sport: Tennis

Favorite song/music: Any song by Taylor Swift

Favorite tv show: When Calls the Heart

Favorite ice cream: Black Raspberry Chip

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Fagan’s Farm *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa * Julio’s Spicy Condiments *Peck’s Farm *Pretty Prints and Tees *Sage and Co. *Sew Cute Scrunchies *The Potter’s Hand *Zimmerview Meats and Market

SPRING CRAFT CLASSES!

Mom or Grandma Evening Out with a Little Loved One: Friday, May 3rd @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

This class is to celebrate Mother’s Day! Bring a little one and buttons if you collect them for an adorable button heart craft! This unique craft with buttons, lace, with a keepsake in a frame is one that you will be able to keep in your family to be passed down. Plus, to get to have an evening out with a special child that you love is something you can’t pass up! We haven’t figured out a price for this class yet. I know it will be cheaper if you have your own buttons to bring. There will also be a different price if you don’t bring a child.

Deli Specials this Week: 

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Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery 11-1 daily.

Market WINTER HOURS! (740)373-2484Fax: (740)373-0084

M-F 9-5:30

Sat 9-4 Sun 11-4

Putnam Street Hours! (740)373-3740

M-F 7-3

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Tomorrow we will be celebrating all things Irish! Are you guys going to be making anything good? Jim loves corned beef and sauerkraut….so maybe I’ll make some corned beef sandwiches and some cabbage and pick up Shamrock Shakes at McDonald’s. Lol. Or maybe I want to really go all out and make Colcannon (mashed potatoes and cabbage mixed), Irish Coddle (a grab what you have stew with bacon, sausage, onions, potatoes and plenty of parsley and black pepper), or Shepherd’s pie (meat and veggies topped with mashed potatoes and baked to perfection). Food Network has lots of recipes to think about! …..Sydney is the most excited for the Leprechauns to come to the house. This year she’s determined to catch one, because Seth told her he caught one when he was younger. She’s made plans all week and is going to set traps at both our house and Granny’s house. I’ll keep you posted on how it goes!

Our oldest, Cameron, turns 18 years old on Thursday. Wow! Happy Birthday, Cam! We love you so much! When you have a baby, you never think about them becoming adults…..WAAAHH! WAAAHH I know those of you with adult children know what I’m talking about. You’re so happy for them, but you’re also a little bit wistful for those days when they were little and toddling around.

Don’t forget to vote on Tuesday, March 19th! I’m thankful that all Americans 18 or older have the right to voice their own opinion by voting!

Here’s the update for downtown!

We will be closed today and next Saturday (3/23) at our Putnam Street location. Typically, a combination of the Goeller Family mans this location on Saturdays. The next two weeks we have baseball games, Bible Quizzing, and a choir contest on Saturdays. Thanks for understanding!

We had the best time at our first crafting class downtown. It’s the perfect place to spread out! Everyone loved what they made, and they all turned out perfectly! Mine is already on my front door! Check out the pictures below!

You can now order breakfast on hucksmarket.com! You can build your own breakfast sandwich for $3.99. This sandwich comes with a farm fresh egg and your choice of bread (white or wheat toast, English muffin, croissant, or bagel), meat (sausage, bacon, ham, or no meat), and cheese (cheddar, swiss, provolone, pepper jack, or marble). You can order some pancakes with your choice of breakfast meat for $6.99 or a breakfast meal with 2 eggs (any style), choice of breakfast meat, and choice of toast. There are not too many places around where you can get a homemade breakfast at a good price, so we hope you will try it the next time your belly is growling in the morning!

We are now starting fried bologna sandwiches! These are served on our freshly made sandwich buns. Nothing reminds you more of going to your grandparents’ house more than a fried bologna sandwich!

Next Friday we’ve got another craft class! A full description is down below! We hope you will join us!

Here’s the update for the outside of the market!

A big thank you to Tim for working on the landscaping around the sign! It’s looking great!

The first day of Spring is on Tuesday! Yay! We finally made it! In one month’s time, the market will start to flourish with healthy flowers and veggie plants!

The weather this time of year can be a little bit unpredictable, but when the day is warm, spending some time in the garden is fun! The green of Spring is the most beautiful shade, it’s bright and vibrant!

HGTV says the perfect time to start your garden clean up is after there have been seven days of 50-degree weather! Why 7 days? They say that it gives hibernating insects a chance to get warm, wake up, and move out of their winter habitats.

Here’s what’s happening inside the market…..

Easter is still two weeks away! Huck’s is taking orders for from scratch cakes! Choose from carrot cake with cream cheese frosting, chocolate cake with chocolate frosting shaped like a tomb, or a coconut bunny cake.

Fresh baked rolls would be a perfect addition to your Easter dinner. We have individual rolls that come in packs of 6. Pull apart pan rolls come in 10. Add some Walnut Creek rolled butter and one of our yummy jams of jellies, and you can’t go wrong!

It’s the time of year for hard boiled eggs! Huck’s has some tasty options! We have Mustard Eggs, Beet Eggs, and Jalapeño Eggs. We had a chance to taste the Hot Eggs at the Walnut Creek show, and they are yummy! Look for those soon!

Fagan’s Farm keeps us in supply of farm raised eggs whenever they have some available! We are thankful for them.

Speaking of the Walnut Creek Food Show, Jim and I had a great day. We got to see a lot of new things, sample things we had never tried before, and get some ideas for the market! You will start seeing some new items this week! I’ll be sure to highlight them as they come!

Soup is still on for a couple more weeks, so we better enjoy it while we get the chance! Here’s the schedule for this week:

Monday: Chicken Noodle and Bean Soup with Ham

Tuesday: Creamy Potato, Taco Soup

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper and Minestrone

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Grandma’s Tomato Soup

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli, Vegetable Soup

Flags, flags, and more flags! We have garden flags of all styles hanging up around the market. If you’re short like me, ask Jim to grab the one you want. He’s used to having to reach things up high for me. Lol.

Starting next week, I’m going to start highlighting our small business partners. I’ll do one a week, and I’m going to do it alphabetically! I’ll tell you all about their business and their products. Vendors, I’ll be getting in touch with you!

I’m going to do the same with our Huck’s employees! That way you can get to know all of us a little bit better! I am going to start with the big BOSS….Jim!

Where did you grow up and go to high school: I grew up in Marietta and went to Marietta High School

What’s your favorite color: Red

What’s your favorite Huck’s cookie: Sugar

What’s your favorite Huck’s sandwich: BLT on a White Kaiser with lettuce, tomato and swiss cheese

Hobbies: spending time with my family, golfing (if I would have time), and watching my kids in their activities

Favorite sport: Baseball

Favorite song/music: I would rather listen to podcasts or sports

Favorite tv show: Seinfeld

Favorite ice cream: Vanilla

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Fagan’s Farm *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa * Julio’s Spicy Condiments *Peck’s Farm *Pretty Prints and Tees *Sage and Co. *Sew Cute Scrunchies *The Potter’s Hand *Zimmerview Meats and Market

SPRING CRAFT CLASSES!

Bunny Floral Centerpiece: Friday, March 22nd @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

Miss Merrilee Burton is going to be teaching us how to make a beautiful, brightly colored Easter centerpiece! It has an adorable grass bunny, carrots, eggs, and silk flowers arranged in an oblong container. The cost is $55.00 which is so reasonable! Merrilee is needing us to bring wire cutters and scissors if possible. She also has a couple of fun surprises in store for you all as well! Call either location and get on the list! You won’t want to miss out!

Mom or Grandma Evening Out with a Little Loved One: Friday, May 3rd @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

This class is to celebrate Mother’s Day! Bring a little one and buttons if you collect them for an adorable button heart craft! This unique craft with buttons, lace, with a keepsake in a frame is one that you will be able to keep in your family to be passed down. Plus, to get to have an evening out with a special child that you love is something you can’t pass up! I’ll have a price for this class next week! I know it will be cheaper if you have your own buttons to bring. 

Deli Specials this Week: 

Honey Ham $ 6.49 lb.

Hot Pepper Cheese $4.99 lb.

Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery 11-1 daily.

Market WINTER HOURS! (740)373-2484Fax: (740)373-0084

M-F 9-5:30

Sat 9-4 Sun 11-4

Putnam Street Hours! (740)373-3740

M-F 7-3

Closed on Saturday 3/23

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Hallelujah! Our website, hucksmarket.com, is now ready to take online orders for both Putnam Street and Muskingum Drive! Ordering online is so easy, and it’s so handy for all our busy customers. Plus, you can pay online! When you go to huckmarket.com, you can choose your location and start your order! This is exciting for both our customers and employees!

Well, it’s time to spring forward! It can be a tough to lose an hour of sleep, although as Jim and I get older, we don’t sleep as much as we used to! Tonight we will spring forward an hour! Yay! I love getting an extra hour of daylight in the evening. And with these lovely warm temperatures, it makes you want to get outside and enjoy! Ever wondered why we change our clocks at 2 o’clock in the morning? It actually has to do with the railroad. They found that Sunday morning at 2:00 AM had the least amount of disruption to train schedules

Make way for the return of the teeny tiny Spring peepers! I have been hearing these small, singing frogs for about a week now in the evenings at home. These little frogs are the size of a paperclip and are an early sign that Spring is on its way. The song the little peepers sing is the males calling a mate. The louder and faster they sing, the more likely they will attract a mate. What a sweet evening sound!

Here’s our update for the Putnam Street location!

Customer Review! We got the best compliment on our all beef chili dogs from Walnut Creek. The chili sauce is sweet and yummy. We can add cheese, relish, onion, ketchup, mustard, etc. and it is served on our freshly baked hot dog buns. These buns really do take a hotdog to the next level! And at a price of $2.99 for a plain hot dog or $3.99 for a chili dog, that’s a very affordable lunch!

There are two classes coming up at our Huck’s downtown location!

Friday night, March 15th, Duffy is going to help us make your choice of two different bunny signs. These are adorable!

The following Friday night, March 22nd, Miss Merrilee has a beautiful Easter bunny table centerpiece. I have a picture posted below. It’s bright, cheery and perfect for your Spring table!

Check out the descriptions below on how to sign up. There is still room in both classes!

Here’s our outside update….

I’m looking forward to next month when I can talk about plants arriving! Oh, well!

Did you know 4-h is ready to start? My sister, Amy Ketchum, Missy Hartline, and I are advisors of the Lynch Combined 4-h Club! And we are taking new members. We actually meet at Huck’s outside on the side porch! If you know any kiddos who are 3rd grade or older who would like to join 4-h, there are lots of wonderful clubs in our county to choose from! You can call the Extension Agency, and they can help you find a club that’s close to you! There are so many projects to choose from….livestock, pets, gardening, life skills, etc. I love 4-H!

Here’s our update at the main market…..

Easter candy came in this week! There are hens that lay bubble gum eggs, gummy bunnies, and other yummy goodies! We also have lots of pretty Spring colored pretzels. They come in lemon, strawberry, and kiwi flavors. All of them are very good, and are so pretty when they are in a bowl all together!

Soup’s on! Come on in and grab a steaming bowl of warm and comforting soup. Add some crackers and you’ve got a perfect lunch!

Here’s this week’s soup schedule:

Monday: Chicken Noodle and Chili

Tuesday: Vegetable Beef and Creamy Potato

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, White Chicken Chili

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Sausage Tortellini

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli and Tomato Basil

just in time for baseball season! Jumbo sized gumballs are at Huck! These are bright and colorful, and are great for bubble blowing!

Pretty Prints and Tees has some adorable shirts/sweatshirts for St. Patrick’s Day. There are also inspirational shirts that are bound to get you and those who read them a better outlook! Before long, Vickie will be adding some shirts for men as well!

We are starting to take orders for custom made cemetery saddles and vases for Memorial Day. We can make them with whatever colors you would like for the flowers. The headstone saddles come in large and small. Large ones are $44.99 and the small ones are $27.99. Vases can be made to match the saddles or can be their own color scheme. Vases are $14.99. There will also be plenty of vases and saddles inside the store to buy as well!

Jim and I are heading to the Walnut Creek Food Show later this week! We don’t get to go anywhere just the two of us very often, so it should be fun! You get a chance to sample and see all of the new products that Walnut Creek has coming out, and it gives us a lot of ideas! We will have more to shar about this in the weeks to come I’m sure!

We have beautiful quarts of Amish Wedding Peaches and Vanilla Peaches! These are so delicious that you can easily substitute them as a healthier dessert!

We are all stocked up on the ever popular Dutch Delights! Once you try these, a regular old candy bar at the grocery store or convenience store just doesn’t cut it! Everyone seems to have their favorites….my favorite changes, but I love the English Toffee and the Chocolate Covered Marshmallows.

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa * Julio’s Spicy Condiments *Peck’s Farm *Pretty Prints and Tees *Sew Cute Scrunchies *The Potter’s Hand *Zimmerview Meats and Market

SPRING CRAFT CLASSES!

Class #1: Choice of Welcome or Bunny Round Sign: Friday, March 15th @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

We are going to be making your choice of a Welcome or Bunny Round Sign. The Welcome sign has bunny ears and some adorable Easter eggs along the bottom. The Bunny sign has a painted wooden bunny on top of a painted striped background. I can see either of these on my front door or on my wall! Please join us for a fun night out! Cost is $60.00. You can call either location to sign up or send me a message on Facebook. Check out the pictures below of each!

Class #2: Bunny Floral Centerpiece: Friday, March 22nd @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

Miss Merrilee Burton is going to be teaching us how to make a beautiful, brightly colored Easter centerpiece! It has an adorable grass bunny, carrots, eggs, and silk flowers arranged in an oblong container. The cost is $55.00 which is so reasonable! Merrilee is needing us to bring wire cutters and scissors if possible. She also has a couple of fun surprises in store for you all as well! Call either location and get on the list! You won’t want to miss out!

Class #3: Mom or Grandma Evening Out with a Little Loved One: Friday, May 3rd @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

This class is to celebrate Mother’s Day! Bring a little one and buttons if you collect them for an adorable button heart craft! This unique craft with buttons, lace, with a keepsake in a frame is one that you will be able to keep in your family to be passed down. Plus, to get to have an evening out with a special child that you love is something you can’t pass up! I’ll have a price for this class next week! I know it will be cheaper if you have your own buttons to bring. 

Deli Specials this Week: 

lb.

lb.

Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery 11-1 daily.

Market WINTER HOURS! (740)373-2484Fax: (740)373-0084

M-F 9-5:30

Sat 9-4 Sun 11-4

Putnam Street Hours! (740)373-3740

M-F 7-3

Sat 8-2

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Another week has come and gone! Baseball and softball have started for our kids, so we know Spring is almost here!

If you are looking for a fun outing this weekend, consider going to Marietta High School’s production of the musical Anastasia! Every spring musical is amazing, so if you go, you are in for a real treat! Tickets are $12 and can be purchased online at the Athletic page or at the door. Shout out to my little cousin, Olivia, she plays the Dowager Empress in the play!

Pure maple syrup is the first harvest of the year in Ohio and West Virginia. Starting in February, maple trees all around get tapped for their delicious, sweet sap. This lasts through April. The sap starts flowing this time of year, because the daytime temperature is above freezing, but most nights are below freezing. I didn’t know that maple syrup tastes differently based on the location. Maple syrup in Southeast Ohio will not taste the same as maple syrup in Northern Ohio or Central West Virginia. There are 12 maple producing states, and Ohio is ranked 5th in production. It produces 100,000 gallons of maple syrup each year. The sugar maple is the official tree of West Virginia, and they say that West Virginia has more sugar maples than Vermont, although Vermont is the #1 producer of maple syrup in the U.S.

Maple syrup comes in four different grades: Grade A →Golden Color, Grade A→ Medium Amber Color, Grade A →Dark Color, and Grade A →Very Dark Color. The golden syrup has the most delicate flavor and is typically the first syrup that comes out of a tree. The darker the color means the flavor is stronger. Want the healthiest maple syrup? Grade A Dark and Very Dark has the most minerals and up to 300% more antioxidants than light.

There are three craft classes scheduled for this Spring! Please take a moment to scroll to the bottom of the newsletter for a complete description of each! I have also added pictures of the crafts below!

Here’s our update for the Putnam Street location…..

We are open on Saturdays from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. We would love to see you for breakfast or lunch!

We are glad so many of you are taking advantage of our lunch delivery option. Sometimes it can be hard to leave work to go and pick up lunch! If you haven’t tried this option, it’s very handy!

Our bakery is taking orders for some delicious special treats for Easter! A complete description is down below!

Here’s our outside update at the main farm market….

Aren’t you glad to know that March is finally here? Looks like it’s coming in like a lamb….let’s hope it stays that way!

It won’t be long before we start making our first greenhouse orders for the Spring! The spring flower season is the highlight of our Farm Market, and nothing looks any better than bright, colorful flowers to spruce up the outside!

Doesn’t gardening just make you feel happy? There have been many studies done that say that is really true! When you get outside and garden, not only are you getting your daily dose of vitamin D from the sun (remember you need 20 minutes of sunshine a day), but a certain bacteria in the soil causes your brain to release dopamine and serotonin. Both of these chemicals are responsible for making you feel calm, relaxed, and happy! So, according to researchers, your best bet to get all the benefits of gardening is to take your gloves off, get your hands dirty, and enjoy the that soft, cool dirt!

Here is the update for inside the market this week…..

This is our popular soup menu for next week:

Monday: Chicken Noodle and Bean Soup with Ham

Tuesday: Creamy Potato, Taco Soup

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper and Minestrone

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Grandma’s Tomato Soup

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli, Vegetable Soup

We are now taking orders for from scratch carrot cakes, coconut bunny cakes, chocolate He is Risen tomb cakes, and fresh strawberry pies for your Easter weekend! One or all of these would be the perfect addition to your delicious Easter dinner!

In the meantime, you can find slices of our from scratch carrot cakes, in the deli case. It tastes delicious!

Now that it is March, it is time for corned beef and cabbage. If you are looking for corned beef, just ask and we will get it from the cooler to slice. Grab a jar of Amish wedding, or Walnut Creek sauerkraut or the individual packets of sauerkraut that are on top of our deli case. The individual packets are perfect for those of you who have families that don’t like sauerkraut.

We also have big heads of fresh cabbage in our produce area! We also have some beautiful different types of potatoes. What a perfect meal….fry up some potatoes with some shredded cabbage and add some Troyer’s sausage or Bahama Mamas with it. We can eat like the Irish all month!

Have you ever thought of taking home a big pot of our from scratch soup home for dinner? You would have to give us a day’s notice, but we could make you a steaming pot of any of our from scratch soups, just think… Dinner could be done with a quick trip inside to pick it up along with a loaf of sourdough or Italian bread that has been fresh baked in the morning!

Jim has been working on mini fry pies made from scratch at Huck’s! He’s been having everyone sample them, and hopefully they will be ready to have out on the floor in the next week or two!

Yesterday was National Candle Day, so be sure to stop in to Huck’s this weekend to pick up your favorite scent from Duck Creek, Candle, Co.’s and give your house a warm, cozy scent!

You need to see the variety of stationary products available to you at Huck’s from Forever Caroline. These one of a kind items have artwork by Appalachian artists, one who loves right in Marietta! There are notepads, love notes, cards, and canvas bags. They feature landscapes, nature, and farm life. We love having these in a cupboard by the front door!

Sew Cute Scrunchies has dropped off some more hair scrunchies! These are perfect for all girls of any age. So cute!

We are so proud to be selling Florence Creamery milks and cheese curds. This cream top milk is fresh, and you can really tell that it is locally produced. In fact, this milk is all that my family will drink now! And I mean it when I say that we go through a lot of it every week!

We have the freshest meats around! Between the deli and our local farmers, we can keep you stocked up in the meat department! We have farm raised meat from Zimmerview Farm, Peck’s Farm , and Cornerstone Homestead! Wonderful products and wonderful people!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

SPRING CRAFT CLASSES!

Class #1: Choice of Welcome or Bunny Round Sign: Friday, March 15th @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

We are going to be making your choice of a Welcome or Bunny Round Sign. The Welcome sign has bunny ears and some adorable Easter eggs along the bottom. The Bunny sign has a painted wooden bunny on top of a painted striped background. I can see either of these on my front door or on my wall! Please join us for a fun night out! Cost is $60.00. You can call either location to sign up or send me a message on Facebook. Check out the pictures below of each!

Class #2: Bunny Floral Centerpiece: Friday, March 22nd @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

Miss Merrilee Burton is going to be teaching us how to make a beautiful, brightly colored Easter centerpiece! It has an adorable grass bunny, carrots, eggs, and silk flowers arranged in an oblong container. The cost is $55.00 which is so reasonable! Merrilee is needing us to bring wire cutters and scissors if possible. She also has a couple of fun surprises in store for you all as well! Call either location and get on the list! You won’t want to miss out!

Class #3: Mom or Grandma Evening Out with a Little Loved One: Friday, May 3rd @ 6:00 p.m. at Putnam Street Location

This class is to celebrate Mother’s Day! Bring a little one and buttons if you collect them for an adorable button heart craft! This unique craft with buttons, lace, with a keepsake in a frame is one that you will be able to keep in your family to be passed down. Plus, to get to have an evening out with a special child that you love is something you can’t pass up! I’ll have a price for this class next week! I know it will be cheaper if you have your own buttons to bring.

Deli Specials this Week: 

Virginia Ham $6.49 lb.

Yellow American $4.99 lb.

Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery 11-1 daily.

Market WINTER HOURS! (740)373-2484Fax: (740)373-0084

M-F 9-5:30

Sat 9-4 Sun 11-4

Putnam Street Hours! (740)373-3740

M-F 7-3

Sat 8-2

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Hello, everyone! There’s only one more week to go in February, and then we will be into March! Today is going to be a chilly one, but it looks like the rest of the week will be in the 50s and one day in the 60s next week. Maybe winter weather is behind us for good….only time will tell!

Leap Year is on Thursday! Historically, Irish monks passed a law in 1288 that Leap Year would be the only day when it was acceptable for a woman to propose marriage to a suitor. Women were tired of men taking too long to pop the question. If a woman proposed on Leap Year to a suitor, he must say yes or he was fined as much as 12 gloves or enough silk to make a new dress.

Both locations will have the latest edition of Marietta High School’s newspaper The Original this week. The students really do a great job of highlighting what is going on around the school, as well as national news. Please pick up a free copy, plus, two of our very own employees…Izzy Becker and Cam Goeller both write for the school newspaper.

Here’s the update for the outside of the market….

Spring is almost here! We are down to less than a month! It’s now to really start planning our gardens and what we want to do this year.

One of my very favorite vegetables to roast is asparagus! I like to just use a little olive oil, sea salt, and course black pepper. MMMM! Asparagus is an easy perennial to grow and can give you delicious stalks for up to 30 years. It comes in three colors…..white, purple, and green. White is very rare, and mainly found in northern Europe. White asparagus is actually just green asparagus that does not have enough light, so it can’t produce chlorophyll, so it does not change to green. It has a nuttier, milder flavor than the traditional green. Now, purple asparagus is its own variety, but is planted and harvested the same was as the green. The purple means it is full of antioxidants which are so good for us! The main thing to know about planting asparagus……you must be patient! You cannot harvest any until the third year.

Here’s the update for inside the market…..

Guess what’s back!! Julie’s Spicy Ketchup and Julie’s Spicy Mustard is back at the market!

In honor of today being National Tortilla Chip Day, stop by Huck’s for a delicious variety of tortilla chips as well as lots of different types of salsas! Walnut Creek has yellow corn and white corn tortilla chips. Conn’s sells yellow corn tortilla chips as well. As far as salsas go, do you like sweet, traditional or spicy? We have Old Fashioned Peach Salsa, Corn Salsa, Hot Salsa, and Medium Salsa from Amish Wedding. We carry Cherry Salsa, Pineapple Salsa, Peach Salsa, Chunky Hot Salsa, and Chunky Mild Salsa from Walnut Creek. We also carry Jose Madrid’s line of salsa which includes: Garden Cilantro Salsa Mild, Peach Mild, Spanish Verde XX Hot, Hot, and Pineapple Hot. I think I know what we will all be snacking on this week!

Looking for a delicious way to use Walnut Creek Hot Pepper Jelly? Poor it over a block of Walnut Creek cream cheese and pair it with some cut up veggies, crackers, or pretzels! Yum!

This week is also National Chocolate Covered Nut Day (Sunday) and National Strawberry Day (Tuesday)! Stop in for some Dark Chocolate Covered Almonds, Strawberry ice cream, Strawberry milk from Florence Creamery, or my favorite….strawberries!

Hello, everyone! I hope you have had a nice week! It sure flew by! I enjoyed the chocolate covered strawberries, and we hope that you did as well! Yum!

Monday is Presiden’t Day! When I was in college at Mount Union University in Alliance, Ohio, I got to take a field trip to the National First Ladies Library and Museum in Canton. What a neat place! If you ever have a free afternoon, it is well worth your while! Over 50 women have been First Ladies of the United States. Not all First Ladies have been spouses. The 15th president, James Buchanan, was a lifelong bachelor. His niece was his First Lady. Grover Cleveland’s sister, Rose, served as his First Lady until he got married at the White House to his new bride, Frances. She was only 21 (he was 49) when they married. Although Ohio is known as the birthplace of the presidents, New York wins that prize when it comes to the First Ladies. There have been 11 First Ladies from New York including: Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie Kennedy O’Nassis, Nancy Reagan, and Barbara Bush.

Inside Putnam Street has been a busy place!

CLOSED on President’s Day at Putnam Street only! But no worries….you can still visit us at 412 Muskingum Drive to get the freshest sandwich or sub around!

For our new readers….did you know that Huck’s Farm Market was voted Best Sub, Best Deli, and Best Sandwich in the Marietta Times Reader’s Choice Awards in 2023? We were also runner up for Best Lunch, Best Farmer’s Market, and Best Produce. We are so appreciative of these awards! We work very hard to make sure our sandwiches have the freshest breads, finest meats, and cheeses, and the best toppings and condiments. They are literally hundreds of combinations, so you can stick with your favorite or try something new!

A new craft class is being planned for Friday, March 22! Check out below and get signed up! It will be fun!

Duck Creek Candle Co. has added candles to our Putnam Street location! These soy candles burn cleanly and have a wonderful smell! They are reasonably priced and have a variety of scents! There are florals, foods, and cozy scents. I love them all! They come in two different sizes, and they also have wax melts and air fresheners for your car!

Here’s our update for the outside of the market!

Our spring countdown is getting closer! Only 34 more days!

Ever thought of making your own potting soil? Self.com says that it’s easier than you think….I like easy, so this sounds great! They say to start with 1/3 sand, 1/3 top soil, and 1/3 compost. Compost is amazing! It can help promote healthy plants, conserve water, and it’s great for the environment!

Composting is easier than you may think. You can compost in a pile or in a wooden bin. You can place your compost pile in the shade or the sun, but it will do what it’s supposed to do in the sun a lot quicker. Next, what do you add to your compost? Think “greens” and “browns”. Greens can come from scraps of fruits and vegetables, dying flowers, and other plant material. Things that are brown can be used like: egg shells, coffee grounds, twigs, newspaper, biodegradable paper, hay/straw, old leaves, and pine needles. After a couple of months, use a pitch fork to get it all stirred up, and start using your compost in your gardening! Let’s do it!

Here’s the update for the inside of the Main Market at Muskingum Drive!

The Walnut Creek Rolled Butter is such a treat! Butter is one of those foods that does not have many ingredients. If you are looking for a high quality butter with just cream and salt, the butter from Walnut Creek is a great choice!

There is nothing better to top butter with than a delightful jam or jelly. Walnut Creek has any flavor of butter you can think of! You can’t go wrong with classic Strawberry jam or jelly. There are also some wonderful strawberry combinations like Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Pineapple, and Strawberry Rhubarb. Yum! Eat it on some Breton crackers or some freshly baked bread and it’s the perfect snack or side dish.

Welcome to the week of LOVE! Valentine’s Day is on Wednesday. Don’t get yourself in the doghouse by forgetting this day!

Cupid was not always depicted as the chubby infant that we all think of. Cupid was the heartthrob son of the Roman goddess, Venus. He would actually try to trick and cause problems when it came to love. During the Renaissance period, an artist painted Cupid as a young boy with a boy and arrow. When valentines became popular in the 1800s, the adorable cherub was created!

It is not too late to order some big, fresh chocolate covered strawberries! We will take orders through Tuesday. You can order at either location, and we can bring to either location for you to pick up. One dozen chocolate covered strawberries are $24.99! Choose from milk, white, or dark chocolate for the dipping and you can choose a different chocolate for a pretty drizzle over top. This would make a the perfect Valentine’s present for your children, parents, love, or yourself! I’m hoping I get some milk chocolate strawberries with a mix of dark and white drizzle on top…..

It’s Super Bowl Sunday!!!!! Wahoo! Kick off is at 6:30 p.m. and the Puppy Bowl on Animal Planet starts at 2:00 p.m. Huck’s has all sorts of meats, cheeses, trays, breads, crackers, sausages, etc. for you to have an enjoyable Super Bowl! We can do up trays for you if you would like! We have veggie, fruit, meat and cheese, sandwich, and cookie trays in both small and large sizes. There are lots of cookies and snacks as well! Most of us will have to work Monday morning, so this is a delicious and easy way to enjoy the game without cooking all afternoon and doing a bunch of dishes! That’s my kind of Super Bowl party!

Downtown Update!

We are enjoying our new location! If you haven’t gotten a chance to stop in, we hope you will! Also, don’t forget that we do lunch deliveries, and we have breakfast!

Outside Update outside!

Only 38 days until Spring! It’s coming! This warm weather has been a wonderful treat hasn’t it? But winter temps are back on the horizon starting next week.

Did you know that out of the thousands of insects that are in the average garden, only 10% of them are destructive? Most are helpful or are harmless. Helpful insects fall into three different categories….Pollinators, Predators, and Parasitizers. Pollinators include bees, moths, and butterflies. Predators, like ladybugs and praying mantids, eat bad insects in our gardens. Finally, parasitizers lay their eggs on top of destructive insects. When the eggs hatch, they feed on the host insect. (almanac.com)

Here’s our update for inside the market!

Soup’s on! Come on in and grab a steaming bowl of warm and comforting soup. Add some crackers and you’ve got a perfect lunch!

Here’s this week’s soup schedule:

Monday: Chicken Noodle and Chili

Tuesday: Vegetable Beef and Creamy Potato

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, White Chicken Chili

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Sausage Tortellini

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli and Tomato Basil

Our deli is a happening place! There are all types of meats and cheeses to choose from! There are lots of combinations for you to make your perfect lunchtime sandwich!

Our breads are freshly baked each and every morning. Whether your favorite is white, wheat, rye, cinnamon rolls, pan rolls or sourdough, you can always guarantee a high quality product! The sourdough bread is a rounder loaf. It is perfect for hollowing it out for soup or a yummy dip!

Sydney has a bible quiz meet this morning in Columbus, so afterwards, we are heading to get some new crafts for Spring! Be sure to stop in at the beginning of next week to see all the cute things that I found!

We are stocked up with Yoder’s Good Health Recipe. It’s raw vinegar from the mother mixed with a blend of 20 herbs and spices and 5 fruit juices. It gives you energy and it’s good for you! People for generations have known the healing benefits of apple cider vinegar! It can help lower blood glucose levels and reduce indigestion and acid reflux. It can also help with weight loss! Bottom’s up!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

Deli Specials this Week: 

Beef Bologna $7.99 lb.

Yellow American $4.99 lb.

Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery 11-1 daily.

Market WINTER HOURS! (740)373-2484Fax: (740)373-0084

M-F 9-5:30

Sat 9-4 Sun 11-4

Putnam Street Hours! (740)373-3740

M-F 7-3

Sat 8-2

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Well, Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction is in! Yesterday morning at 7:28 a.m., Phil was taken out of his hole and did not see his shadow! So, his prediction is an early Spring! Wahoo! 13 minutes later, Buckeye Chuck also did not see his shadow! So, an early Spring it is!

Have you ever looked at the Harmar Village – Marietta, Ohio Facebook page? Trish Caldwell-Landsittel, who runs the page, does a great job of including historical content about Marietta and Harmar Village. She always has the most interesting pictures and her posts and the comments are fun to read! You will learn a lot about the history our beautiful river town!

Here is the update for our mini market at 114 Putnam Street!

We have had a great first week downtown! Thanks to all of you who have stopped in to check it out! We hope that if you haven’t ever been to our main market on Muskingum Drive, you will check it out as well! It’s a lot bigger and there are lots of different things to try there!

Stop in for a homemade breakfast sandwich! You can choose your cheese and whether you want bacon or sausage. You can have it made with our freshly baked bread, a bagel, an English muffin, or a croissant. They are tasty and for $3.99 it won’t break the bank!

Some of you have been asking about the prints on the wall downtown, and since today is National American Painter Day, I thought I’d tell you about them. They are by American folk artist Warren Kimble. This artist loves Americana and paints things that are simplistic like barns, animals, and homes. His inspiration is from the Vermont countryside where he and his wife live. He retired in 2006, but his prints are still available! I love them all, especially his farm animals!

Look below for our soup schedule! Our plan is to keep the soups the same at both locations each day!

We are starting to add a few more items to the market. We have brought in some jellies and jams and the ever popular Claeys Old Fashioned Candy in Licorice, Root Beer, Watermelon, and Wild Cherry. They are a good little treat at the office!

Here’s our update for outside at Muskingum Drive!

There are only 46 days until Spring! We are gearing up for a beautiful flower season!

Our gardening zone is 6. This means we have a medium growing season. Our last frost date is typically May 1st and our first frost date is November 1st. There are quite a few veggies that can be planted prior to that May 1st date, such as: beets, spinach, kale, cauliflower, carrots, onions, and peas. This will free up time during May which is such a busy gardening month!

Here’s our update for inside !

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! We are now taking orders for Chocolate Covered Strawberries. A dozen big, red, juicy strawberries covered in milk, white, or dark chocolate. These are the perfect way to show someone how special they are! Each dozen costs $24.99, and they will be ready for pick up whenever you need them! We will be taking orders through February 13th.

Although this isn’t the time for local produce, we still have lots of fresh fruits and veggies available: cucumbers, zucchini, squash, carrots, lettuce, cauliflower, broccoli, bananas, lots of apple varieties, oranges, lemons, limes, clementines, potatoes, onions, fresh garlic, and sweet potatoes.

Here is our warm and yummy soup schedule for the upcoming week!

Monday: Chicken Noodle and Bean Soup with Ham

Tuesday: Creamy Potato, Taco Soup

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper and Minestrone

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Grandma’s Tomato Soup

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli, Vegetable Soup

We have some restocks and new products to share with you that I know you all will be excited about!

Cornerstone Homestead has just added liquid goat milk hand soap to their list of products! Here’s what Megan says about it! “Introducing luxury for your hands! Our foaming liquid goat milk soaps combine rich foaming lather with the moisturizing power of goat milk. Available in many delightful scents, . These delightful scents include: Grapefruit Amber, Warm Oatmeal Vanilla,
Rosemary Mint, Lavender, Heather & Thyme, and Raspberry Vanilla!”

Duck Creek Candle has added air fresheners diffusers for $6.99 each! These smell great and the scent will fill your entire vehicle! Simple to use. Step 1) unscrew wooden cap & remove plastic stopper 2) place wooden cap back on & tilt glass bottle upside down for 2-3 seconds 3) Hang on your review mirror in your vehicle 4) when scent weekens, simply tip upside down for 2-3 seconds. They last a really long time and make your car smell amazing! They are going to add their line of products downtown soon!

Haney Kettle Corn is stocked with yummy flavors like Candy Bar, Caramel Apple Pie, Original Sweet and Salty, Cinnamon Vanilla Crunch, and Caramel. They all taste so good that we can’t pick a favorite!

Our freshly baked cookies come in lots of different packs. You can get a 10 pack, a 6 pack, or a 3 pack. The only problem can be choosing which kind to get!

Huck’s can do all sorts of custom made meat, cheese, veggie, fruit, cookie, and sandwich trays. These are perfect for meetings, parties, get togethers, reunions, funerals, etc. You can call us at 740-374-2484, message us on Facebook, email us at hucksfarmmarket@gmail.com, or send us a fax at 740-373-0024.

Proud to sell products from the following local small businesses:

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Sew Cute Scrunchies *Zimmerview Meats and Market

Deli Specials this Week: 

Off the Bone Ham $6.49 lb.

Hot Pepper Cheese $4.99 lb.

Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery 11-1 daily.

Market WINTER HOURS! (740)373-2484Fax: (740)373-0084

M-F 9-5:30

Sat 9-4 Sun 11-4

Putnam Street Hours! (740)373-3740

M-F 7-3

Sat 8-2

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller

Hello, everyone! I hope you have had a wonderful week! The warm temperatures were a welcome change from the bitterness of last week. But wow, what a lot of rain on an already soggy ground! I know parts of Frontier school district and Noble County flooded. There’s a lot of rain coming again today, so don’t put those umbrellas away just yet!

Tonight (Saturday) at Marietta High School, the Interact Club (Junior Rotary) and Key Club (Junior Kiwanis) are teaming up and hosting the “Snow Ball”! All the proceeds of this winter dance are going to support the Gospel Mission Food Pantry on the west side! There is a lot of food insecurity in our area, and we are glad to be giving back to our community! Key Club advisor, Sally Latture, and I are going to dance the night away as we spend a fun evening with our students at MHS!

For those of you who are new to our weekly newsletter….Welcome! We started our newsletter as a way for our customers to hear what’s going on at the market! And now also on Putnam Street! Plus, Jim and I are busy working parents of 4, so it makes more sense for us to share weekly rather than daily! That being said, I’m going to do a better job of organizing our newsletter into sections, especially now that we have expanded. Here’s how I’m planning on organizing it: Introduction, 114 Putnam Street, Outside Update for Muskingum Drive, Inside Update for Muskingum Drive, Deli Specials at Muskingum Drive, Craft Nights and Classes. I will do a better job of titling each section, so you can easily find the parts you want! Of course, if you want to read the whole thing, we would love that the most!

Ground Hog Day is next Friday! Will Punxsutawney Phil or Buckeye Chuck see their shadows and leave us with six more weeks of winter? Or will they decide Spring is coming in six weeks? Wait….aren’t those the same thing? Lol. This tradition has been celebrated since the 1500s and started in Canada. Buckeye Chuck lives in Marion County, Ohio, and he became the official groundhog of Ohio in 1979. Poor Buckeye Chuck has about a 20% chance of predicting correctly. Punxstawney Phil has a record of 39%. Right or wrong, they are cute, and it’s a fun winter tradition!

Putnam Street Update!

Thank you for being so kind and welcoming to us as we open 114 Putnam Street! There are many reasons why Marietta is such a special place, and the wonderful people are at the top!

Thank you to local florist Two Peas in a Pod for bringing us a beautiful flower bouquet to welcome us to the downtown neighborhood. How thoughtful of you to think of us on our opening day! Check out their colorful bouquet below!

Thank you for hanging right in there with us as we learn the flow at a new place. We were glad to start with a partial opening and are happy that we will have our full menu on Monday starting at 7:00 a.m.!

Discount Signs and Awnings located in downtown Marietta did a wonderful job putting our signage on the front window! We love it and are super happy with the results! You can see our window below!

Our Putnam Street phone number is 740-373-3740.

Our hours are 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

I’ve posted our menu below in case anyone missed it a couple days ago. We will be adding to the menu as we go, so stay tuned for that!

We will always have two from scratch soups simmering on the stove. Hope you decide to try them with your favorite custom made sandwich or salad!

Outside Update Muskingum Drive:

Even though it feels like Spring outside, we still have 52 days until Spring. That’s not too bad! We’ve begun to get our catalogs for flowers, vegetables, and other plants! Yay! There’s nothing like Springtime at the market…..well maybe Summertime is best with all the delicious produce….or what about the Fall with apples, mums, and pumpkins….I guess every season is my favorite outside at the market.

Have you started thinking about flowers and plants you would like to put in your garden this year? Let us know a new plant you are hoping to find this growing season. We will do our best to find it!

Want to start a vegetable garden for your very first time? You can’t go wrong with these 10 easy to grow vegetables: lettuces, radishes, potatoes, spring onions, peas, onions, garlic, beets, tomatoes and green beans. We will have all these plants at Huck’s this Spring.

Inside Update on Muskingum Drive:

We are happy you all aren’t waiting until the last minute to order your sweetheart some delicious, chocolate covered strawberries. But if you are a last minute kind of person (Jim! Lol) that’s okay too! We will be taking orders through February 13th! These are dipped and drizzled with your choice of milk, dark, or white chocolate, and they cost $24.99. And I’m sure your love will even share them with you! It’s a win win!

Soup’s on! Come on in and grab a steaming bowl of warm and comforting soup. Add some crackers and you’ve got a perfect lunch!

Here’s this week’s soup schedule:

Monday: Chicken Noodle and Chili

Tuesday: Vegetable Beef and Creamy Potato

Wednesday: Stuffed Pepper, White Chicken Chili

Thursday: Chicken Noodle, Sausage Tortellini

Friday: Cheesy Broccoli and Tomato Basil

There are lots of canned goods from both Amish Wedding and Walnut Creek. There are candied jalapeños, mustard eggs, and pickled beets to make a few.

New Florence Creamery items are now at Huck’s! We now have coffee creamer and cheese curds. They are located by the Florence Creamery milk!

Zimmerview has just stocked up their freezer with ground beef and ground sausage! Ground beef is $6.50 lb. and ground sausage $6.00 lb. Don’t you just love supporting our local farmers?

Huck’s has sorts of yummy baked goods! We have freshly baked cookies, breads, pies, brownies, cinnamon rolls, rolls, etc. These are baked every morning by our wonderful bakers!

We have locally grown garlic for $3.99 lb.

SALE! Ohio grown apples are now $1.29 lb. We still have plenty of different varieties like Golden Delicious, Honeycrisp, Red Delicious, Cortland, Gala, Fuji, and Granny Smith! We have some bagged up already in 1/2 pecks for you or you can grab a few different varieties to munch on throughout the week!

Cornerstone Homestead has stocked up on some new scents of soaps, scrubs, and bath salts. There are also beard oils. These products are made from goat milk and come in delightful scents like Orange Blossom, Rose and Clay, Milk and Honey, Raspberry Vanilla, Warm Oatmeal Vanilla, Citrus Sunshine, and Unscented. This winter would be a perfect time to try these soaps, because they are creamy, sudsy, and add the perfect amount of moisture to your dry, tight, winter skin!

Huck’s is proud to partner with these amazing small businesses!

*Blue Heat *Bracelets by Audrey *Cornerstone Homestead *Duck Creek Candle Co. *Duffy’s Designs *Florence Creamery *Forever Caroline *Hein-Alsbach Gardens Farm *Hot Chocolate Bombs and More *Inspired Creations *Jose Madrid Salsa *Peck’s Farm *Pretty Prints and Tees *Sew Cute Scrunchies *The Potter’s Hand *Zimmerview Meats and Market

Deli Specials this Week: coming shortly

Jumping Jack Marble $5.49 lb.

Virginia Smoked Ham $6.49 lb.

Online ordering for the Sandwich Shop is available. Lunch delivery 11-1 daily.

Market WINTER HOURS! (740)373-2484 Fax: (740)373-0084

M-F 9-5:30

Sat 9-4 Sun 11-4

Putnam Street Hours! (740)373-3740

M-F 7-3

Sat 8-2

Thanks for all of your support! We hope you have a wonderful week!

Jim and Kirsten Goeller