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Starting today, I will be posting pictures of products my customers have purchased. I love when I get pics from everyone, but more so, I love knowing that they are enjoying everything! Thank you so much for trusting me with your events/holidays! It’s truly what I love most! :)

DOWNTOWN FORT PIERCE FARMERS MARKET—every Saturday from 8-12, try our SPANAKOPITA and other Greek favorites!

Just some of the Greek goodies you’ll see at the Fort Pierce Farmers Market every Saturday morning from 8-12!

COME VISIT OUR TABLE EVERY SATURDAY at the Fort Pierce downtown market from 8-12!

Koulourakia bundle, also sold by the dozen

Baklava, koudembethes, oatmeal Craisin cookies, dulce de Leche and banana bread

Holiday Gift Package~ $12.00 Mini pumpkin bread, mini dulce de Leche, 2 oatmeal Craisin cookies sitting on its own clear square plate and a bamboo knife for serving, all wrapped up with holiday ribbon and card-ready for gifting!

Oatmeal Craisin Cookies for local delivery

Homemade dog bone for my Sara’s birthday :)

Grilled Octopus over mushroom risotto topped with a vinaigrette made with olive oil, vinegar, Greek oregano, red onion, fresh parsley, capers & S&P, WOW THIS WAS AMAZING!!

For our weekend guests…

Chocolate Chip muffins for a local friend :)

Lemon crumb cake….thinking of adding to the menu ;) soooooo gooooood!!!

Prepping for a large order of Dolmathes!!

SUSHI NIGHT! I love when my kids come over and we all cook together :)

And...the lasagna... We also did a Vegan lasagna...sauce was amazing!

Christmas Eve..complete with even Vegan options!!

Pumpkin Cheesecake...it came out soooo gooood!!!!

ORDER #100!! THANK YOU to everyone who has helped make this happen :) I am beyond grateful...

My honey’s Home made sauce for Lasagna :)

Homemade English Muffins! :)

Oatmeal Craisin cookies!! YOU MUST TRY THESE!!!!

Teaching my daughter how to create a beautiful board :)

Another home made meal we created-this is the result of having leftover spanakopita mix—you stuff it into chicken :) I call it “Spana-Kota” (if you’re Greek, ya get it ;)