Suggested Add-ons
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Lummi Island Wild
Salmon is the quintessential Northwest catch. This award-winning, sustainably sourced wild smoked Sockeye comes in a non-perishable, foil retort pouch, ready to eat. The retort cooking process preserves the fish perfectly for up to three years. Refrigerate after opening.
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BeeWorks Farm
Pure, natural sweetness in a jar, this is raw, unfiltered honey from Whatcom County bees. “Midsummer brings long, sunny days, and with them, blooming flowers of all kinds: blackberry, thistle, wild rose, sweet pea and numerous herbs. Our wildflower honey is perfect for both sweet and savory food pairings.”
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Holmquist Hazelnuts
Hazelnuts are rich in unsaturated fats, vitamins and minerals, but in addition to being delicious and heart-healthy, they are also environmentally-friendly. Hazelnut trees require less water than other nut trees, absorb more carbon from the air, and help to filter pollutants from ground water.
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3 Generations Jam
Sweetened to perfection and brimming with berry flavor, these preserves bring local goodness direct to your table. Made with organic and/or clean berries sourced in Whatcom and Skagit Counties.
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Sauk Farm
Nature’s candy, these certified organic and sustainably grown Honeycrisp apples are dried to perfection with no added sugar or preservatives. The perfect light-weight, fiber-rich snack for Northwest outdoor adventuring.
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Mutiny Bay Blues
These delicious dried blueberries are grown organically on Whidbey Island and packaged in a compostable bag. They are soft and chewy and perfect for adding to yogurt or baked goods or eating right from the bag. 2 oz bag.