Yoders Farm Market

Best milk ever. The baby loves it. Glass bottles, layer of fat on top....bottle exchange....what is this, the 50s? Their honey crisp apples are so good that the wife and I buy tons of them and dehydrate for canning. Love love love this place.One time, my mother in law was in town and I kept telling her about their coconut cream pies. We went to get one but they only had peanut butter pies. They overhead our disappointment and went in the back and made us a freaking coconut cream pie!!!! Unbelievable

I hate to write a great review on this one because I feel like I have a secret in my pocket that I don't want to give up. But, it's the year of kindness and generosity so I will share with anyone willing to read. If you need meats and cheeses, fresh milk, bulk chia, oats (steel cut or rolled), maple syrup, eggs, any type of candy, fresh bread (did anyone say sourdough?!), even a fresh pumpkin roll, dog treats or birdseed, Yoder's Farm Market is your place. It is farm to table in the truest sense. Forget about inflation, the bulk prices are amazing. I can't put a charcuterie plate together any less expensively or more high quality than here. We are having a family reunion Sunday and I called yesterday to see if they could put a meat and cheese platter together for 25 people. Turns out they are closed Sunday (obviously - they are Amish) and close at 4:00 on Saturdays. I explained I wouldn't be home from the football game in time to pick up by 4:00. Their answer: Can you come today? By 4:00 I had the most beautiful set of four each of meats and cheeses. $50.00 with tax. Amazing.

I love this store. They have a lot of food no one else in the area has. My only problem is I have become homebound and cannot shop. I have several things I want from Yoders but can't get it. They need a delivery service. Think about it. It would be truly appreciated. Thank you!

When you think of Yoders you think of Amish, farm fresh, natural products and ingredients. Well this place is as far away from the farm as you will get. You might as well just go to Kroger, Meijers, or Walmart for one stop shopping. I was expecting a natural foods market.