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Boise Farmers Market Offers Drive-Thru
Beginning March 30, Boise consumers can receive fresh veggies and baked goods from their own vehicle direct from local vendors.
BOISE, ID — Even with restrictions in place and the pandemic continuing, Boise consumers can still receive fresh vegetables and pastries from their favorite vendors as the Boise Farmers Market has introduced a drive-thru service.
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Boiseans will be able to shop on the market's online store Tuesdays and Wednesdays and choose a pickup time. On the following Saturday, a drive to 1500 Shoreline Drive is made and the items are waiting and ready to be handed over.
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The online market opens Tuesday, March 30 with the first pickup scheduled for April 3.
The service is a great alternative, but will not be able to replace hearing the live music, smelling the fresh pastries and speaking with local farmers on how to use a rutabaga in a meal. Here is hoping we all can enjoy a live market soon.
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