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Harris Farm Markets

Locality: Mona Vale, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9998 4111

Address: Shop 35, Pittwater Place Centre, 10 Park St 2103 Mona Vale, NSW, Australia

Website: www.harrisfarm.com.au/pages/mona-vale

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25.01.2022 Out with the old, in with the new as we head into September, we say! Have any of you spied our brand new Harris Farm Pickle Range in stores? From pickled veg with turmeric to pickled pear, our super versatile Harris Farm Pickles add an explosion of taste to all sorts of dishes! ... Pair them alongside your next main course, your fav cheese, or even wine (no ones judging!) The three most important things to note about our HFM pickles are that: 1. Theyre SUPER delish 2. Theyre made locally in Sydney 3. Theres no nasties (!) AND pickled things are exceptionally good for you Why not Give Something New A Whirl this month? See more

24.01.2022 Daves Pick of the WeekThis week, Daves pick is... Premium Berries! Its very hard to go past the incredible berry offers this week. All berries except blackberries, are inexpensive and great quality. Raspberries are not as cheap as blues or strawberries but they are coming back in price. With blues and strawbs, I would really recommend you have a good look at our premium berry range. Try these for a really superior taste experience at a fairly modest extra cost. I ...am fairly sure you will find them to be a cut above the average supermarket line and worth the small extra cost. We cant easily go out to the local restaurants so I think we can spoil ourselves with the best available for our home consumption. Enjoy!!! - David Harris HOW TO PICK: Strawberries - The perfect strawberry should be fully coloured, firm, bright, plump and shiny. Size plays no part in determining the perfect strawb. Make sure the cap (calyx) is attached, green and fresh-looking. Blueberries - Pick firm, plump berries that have a natural, light blue-silver blush on the skin (this blush is a natural protective wax coating) and avoid excessively soft or withered berries. Raspberries - Look for brightly-coloured raspberries with plump, blemish-free skin. Ensure theres no moisture at the bottom of the punnet. Blackberries - Look for colour ranging from a deep purple to black. The blackberries should be moderately firm, plump, and have a uniform colour. Ensure the bottom of the punnet is also dry. HOW TO STORE: Always keep your berries in the fridge. The moisture content of berries is high, so always remove the fruit from punnets and place (unwashed) in a large container lined with absorbent paper. Only wash (or remove any tops) just before eating. Always eat at room temperature to get maximum flavour from your berries! See more

24.01.2022 Daves Pick of the Week This week, Daves pick is... Brussels Sprouts! My pick this week is Brussels sprouts. It is a very old-fashioned vegetable that has done a marvellous job of reinventing itself. In my childhood, bitter tasting Brussels were something most kids despised. Now with smaller sweeter strains, this product has become very popular. Now prepared in combination with salmon, bacon and a myriad of other options - there would hardly be a trendy restaurant i...n Sydney that does not have them at some stage on their winter menu! Very high in vitamin C, they are a Brassica and part of the cabbage family, and absolutely one of our most popular winter vegies. David Harris HOW TO PICK Select firm brussels sprouts with bright, compact leaves. HOW TO STORE Store unwashed in a plastic bag in fridge for up to three days See more

23.01.2022 Vibe with us here Yogo, but with a vastly healthier twist and a coconut yoghurt base If this sounds like your cup of tea, you need to immediately add Coco Tribe to your weekly grocery list Since 2016, theyve been producing luscious coconut yog, with all the tang, texture and richness of dairy yoghurt; just, ya know, minus the dairy, additives or preservatives Founder Tedy grew up in a Lebanese family, where she spent much of her childhood eating labneh around the ...family table, so the search was well and truly on when she went plant based for a delicious alternative to dairy-based products The latest and greatest in the Coco Tribes flavour line up are Strawb and Choc; Healthy, plant based and packed to the brim with probiotics and all the chocolatey goodness you can imagine Inspired by strawberries and cream, this flavour utilizes fresh Australian strawberries that add a hint of sweetness for that ultimate treat that is perfect anytime of the day.

23.01.2022 When life gives you too many strawbs make Strawberry and Cinnamon Sticky Buns P.s Make these ahead of time tonight for breakky tomorrow morning! P.p.s Pls tag us in your creations, because we are very nosy ... Tap the link for the recipe: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets See more

21.01.2022 Daves Market Update This week, Dave says... In winter with no local stone fruit, berries and citrus continue to be the focus for HFM. Raspberries are in short supply but there are enough blueberries and strawberries. However, big wet weather events are interrupting supplies here and of course, harming the quality. The citrus is good, and we have a well-priced line of imperfect ruby grapefruit in our stores this week. In mandarins, Imperials are now finished.... There are now quite a few alternative mandarins available, I think overall the Honey Murcotts are the best option. The blood oranges are also now approaching their best. If you are a fan of imported fruit, the Washington state cherries over the next four or five days are fantastic. A few days into August they are never quite as good. All our grapes are now imported, they will get better as the season progresses. Apples are still hard going; it will be 2021 before that changes. Not a lot of changes in vegetables this week. Plenty of broccolini, celery, Brussel sprouts and Dutch carrots with prices very similar or slightly cheaper than last week. Cabbage and spinach are both cheaper than they have been. Onions, potatoes and zucchini also remain good value. By and large, a very similar market to last week. - David Harris See more

21.01.2022 Slidin into yr feed this arvo to remind you that trout sides exist, and when topped with homemade herby labneh, dill fronds and capers, take on special mid week dinner powers Click the link below for the recipe! RECIPE: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets... Recipe, photography and styling by Bonnie Coumbe See more

21.01.2022 To our Valued Customers, The past few months at Harris Farm Markets have posed a number of challenges for our team and our customers in each of our stores and their local communities. We are extremely proud of our superstar team and how they have handled it, smiling all the way. We also appreciate how great our customers have been loyal, understanding and patient. Our first concern, since the notification of the COVID-19 pandemic, has and continues to be for the safety an...Continue reading

18.01.2022 We had a lil chat with the strawbs you picked up from Harris Farm on special and they requested to be turned into this Roasted Strawberry, Lime & White Chocolate Layer Cake FACT: Its ILLEGAL to be sad on a Friday afternoon ANOTHER FACT: Its also ILLEGAL to not bake sweet treats over the weekend ft highly delish, highly in season QLD Strawbs (they taste like sunshine, you guys!!) ... Get to it! Click here for the recipe: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets Recipe, photography and styling by the one and only Polka Dotter See more

18.01.2022 NBD, just the most magnificent berry cherry cheesecake you’ve probably ever seen If I reincarnated as a berry ( !!) and didn’t make it into a Joel Bennetts cheesecake creation... Hoo boy! The upset would be real Tap the link below for this GF berrycherryBB pronto!! ... Recipe https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets Recipe & pics by Joel Bennetts

17.01.2022 Daves Pick of the WeekThis week, Daves pick is... Coriander! My pick this week is coriander, the herb that outsells all others by at least a factor of two. These wonderful fresh herbs are at their best when the weather is mild. Not too hot and not too cold, our current weather is perfect for these lines. The only thing that can spoil them is heavy rain which is not likely in the near future. Also known as cilantro or Chinese parsley, every bit of this herb from th...e fresh leaves to the roots are used in cooking. Our many Asian, Mexican and Indian dishes include coriander; our family loves it with soft white fish, and other sites will list numerous health benefits of including coriander in your recipes. This herb loves the mild weather we have been having and so we are selling this herb at a very special price in our stores this week! David Harris HOW TO PICK Choose coriander with bright-green leaves and stems. Avoid coriander that has yellow or wilted leaves or leaves that have black spots or other visible damage. Coriander should smell sweet and fresh. HOW TO STORE Coriander should be kept in the fridge, where it can last for up to a week. You can either wrap the bunch in a dampened paper towel or chux, or place it in a glass or jar with water covering the roots only. See more

17.01.2022 A cute time saving #MeatlessMonday hack is to pick up precut veg from your local Harris Farm, e.g. these pre cut spuds, which you can fashion into a delicious meal in no time at all These tough little spuds come from the Mallee region in Victoria, known for its dry, extreme weather conditions, with grower Peter battling temperatures of 47 at the beginning of planting Kate, an all round legend and the 25 year old (!!!) fresh buyer behind our guac, cut fruit & veg and del...icious morning juice says that these are one of her absolute fav things to cook in a time crunch Starting on Wed these will be on promo for $3/kg! I mean?!!! You guys, if ever there was a time to give something new a whirl, its, uh, right NOW Tap this link for the recipe: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets

17.01.2022 Daves Market Update This week, Dave says... Little has changed this week in fruit. Again, there are lots of top quality and inexpensive berries which this week includes mulberries. Apples continue to be difficult but there are a few more top quality pink lady apples on offer as the west Australian fruit starting to arrive. Lots of bananas and prices are easing in this category. The papaya quality remains superb and prices are very reasonable. Rockmelons ar...e easing and most citrus is shortening up except for mandarins. Its time to try Northern Territory KP mangoes, theyre not too dear and are starting to ripen and eat well. The vegetable bargain of the week is celery. I think its as cheap as I have seen it for 4 or 5 years. Asparagus is now all Australian and the quality is excellent, far fresher than the imported product. Beetroot, both loose and in bunches, has come way back in price and top quality handpicked beans are very well priced. Zucchini both premium and Imperfect remain cheap as does broccoli, eggplant fennel and coriander. There are also bargains to be had in Shanghai bok choy and Imperfect tomatoes. - David Harris See more

17.01.2022 Daves Pick of the Week This week, Daves pick is... Imperfect Ruby Red Grapefruit! After March each year, good grapefruit is always hard to find. Then the new season fruit arrives from Queensland and things improve, but they are still dear. This week, we have a really good eating line of fruit from Queensland that we are selling as part our Imperfect offer. Its only problem is the fruit is a bit larger than the market desires. I love to mix half a grapefruit with... navels or bloods for a great juice in the morning. - David Harris HOW TO PICK: Look for grapefruits that feel plump with fairly smooth and thin skin. it should also feel heavy for its size. HOW TO STORE: Refrigerate. Store whole grapefruit in the crisper drawer. See more

16.01.2022 A thing that you should definitely make for dinner tonight are these Caramelised Banana and Coconut Hot Cakes, mostly because breakfast for dinner is always (!!) the best option Click the link below to get your hands on the recipe: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets

16.01.2022 Big Blueberry, if youre listening, pls keep bluebs flooding into the markets in their current quantities This weekend, you should take a break from topping your breakky with bluebs and use them instead to make this Blueberry and Buttermilk Creme Patissiere Tart Tap the link below el pronto for the recipe! ... Recipe: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets

15.01.2022 A sure fire way to beat any gloomy vibes that the Antarctic blob brings with it is by making this salad and whilst doing so, having a lil kitchen boogie Here are 2 extremely excellent reasons you should tap the link below IMMEDIATELY for this recipe: 1. Not only does this salad make use of hearty, warming root veg , it is sprinkled with dukka AND sits atop a bed of Persian labneh ... 2. Theres zero food wastage involved, because you even make use of those cute carrot tops as part of a zingy salsa verde Quiiiiiiiiiiiiick, click the link here: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets See more

15.01.2022 YICKETY YAOW - Grace, Harris Farm Marketing Exec in re: this pie Coming in HOT at numero uno for solving your midweek blues is this sweet lil Rhubarb and Berry pie Find the recipe here: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets

11.01.2022 Tonight feels like a good night to make use of those potatoes at the bottom of your fruit & veg bowl, which is why we are sharing with you this spicy, crispy deliciousness aka Batata Harra recipe (youre sooo0o0o0oo0 welcome!) These Lebanese skillet potatoes pack tons of flavor from garlic, fresh herbs, and a unique mix of warm spices; think cumin, turmeric, cayenne Tap the link here for the recipe: linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets

11.01.2022 Daves Pick of the Week This week, Daves pick is... Strawberries Strawberries are now recovered from the recent heavy rains and we have some fantastic fruit on offer this week. There is downward pressure on prices being exerted by the fantastic blueberry offer this week. Providing there is no more big rains, both berries will be fantastic quality and very well priced. I think early August is the best time of the year for berries. - David Harris HOW TO PICK:... The perfect strawberry should be fully coloured, firm, bright, plump and shiny. Size plays no part in determining the perfect strawberry. In fact, small strawberries are equally as sweet and juicy as large ones. Make sure the cap (calyx) is attached, green and fresh-looking. HOW TO STORE: The moisture content of strawberries is high, so always remove fruit from punnets and place (unwashed) in a large container lined with absorbent paper. Strawberries are best stored at 4C, either uncovered or loosely covered. Serve at room temperature. Only remove their caps after washing and just prior to use. See more

11.01.2022 Hello We are here to tell you a thing: rice doesnt have to be boring We are big fans of weeknight dinners that take less than 30 mins to make, and this is made super achievable with inventions like these lil Tilda Rice pouches They take 2 minutes 2 minutes!!!!!!! to prepare and play their part as foundation numero uno for the wholesome, flavourful dinner of your dreams ... Out of this world delish, the flavours pictured are vegan and gluten free, and free from nasties (wowee!), and they can be picked up at your local, or from our Online store Why not change it up and dish up a new discovery this week? See more

11.01.2022 Daves Market Update This week, Dave says... Plenty of good eating papaya from Far North Queensland in the markets this week. We are currently on the tail end of our winter banana crops. This usually means an increase in the volumes of small fruit. Whilst not the most attractive bananas youre likely to see, the flavour is awesome; its all to do with the amount of time the fruit hangs on tree. There are still plenty of good quality strawberries on offer thi...s week, however I think raspberries and blueberries are the picks in the berry category this week. New season mulberries are also instore this week. Blood orange juice is on special in all stores, a fantastic product at a great price. This years shortened blood orange season is winding up and this will be the last opportunity to try this amazing juice. Plenty of good things happening in the markets this week on the vegetable front. Cauliflower, broccoli, tender stem broccoli, zucchini, celery, beans, cucumbers, fennel and Chinese cabbage are all in good supply. Leafy vegetables from the Sydney basin are fantastic in quality and Imperfect tomatoes are still excellent this week. Silver beet, Asian greens and kale are also standouts this week. The Australian asparagus season is gaining momentum. The season has been held back by some cooler weather down south, however as things warm up, so to do the quantities of asparagus. Prices have eased and will to continue to come under pressure in the coming days. - David Harris See more

11.01.2022 Dave’s Pick of the Week This week, Dave’s pick is... Blackberries! My pick this week is blackberries. Just a few years ago we only had the traditional wild varieties and the season was 4 or 5 short weeks late January to early March. Forward to today and we have fabulous sweet ,juicy plump varieties nearly twelve months of the year and blackberries are now around twenty five percent of our berry category. Many of the commercial farms now have thornless varieties which... makes the harvest far less problematic. They become more popular every year and sales will soon equal strawberry sales! They are really plentiful this week, so make sure to look for a bargain in your local HFM store. David Harris HOW TO PICK: Look for plump, firm, fully black berries. HOW TO STORE: To store blackberries, put them in a shallow container and place them in a cool spot or in the refrigerator as soon as you can after picking. Fresh blackberries are very perishable and should be eaten or frozen with two or three days of picking. Blackberries freeze well, and frozen berries can be used for making ice creams, sherbets, pies or dessert sauces. To freeze them, just arrange them in a single layer on a cookie sheet. Put the cookie sheet in the freezer for an hour or two, then pour the frozen berries into a large container. Frozen, they'll keep for as long as 10 months. See more

11.01.2022 An idea: instead of buying your dad Whiskey or really expensive choccy from that one boutique in the strand for the 5th year in a row, why not spend the day lavishing him with delish homemade food instead? From oozey baked Harris Farm Brie and Camembert to reverse seared Tomahawk steak with a side of lush caviar, we have got you covered this year Click the link below ASAP to secure your title as your Dads fav child, 2020 ... Fathers Day Guide, 2020: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets Recipes, styling and photography by Bonnie Coumbe

09.01.2022 Scientifically speaking, theres never a bad time to eat carbs, so head on over to the link below el pronto to pick up this utterly delish Roast Potato Salad with a zingy lemon Gremolata Recipe: https://bit.ly/2P3jXG4 Styling, photography and recipe by Bonnie Coumbe

09.01.2022 Red caps serve as the perfect lil vehicle for shoveling rice into your mouth in this recipe ft. those tilda rice pouches we told you about on Mon This recipe is easy peasy! Its zingy! Its delicious AND nutritious Tap the link below for the recipe: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets

08.01.2022 Daves Pick of the WeekThis week, Daves pick is... Celery! Celery is at its best in the Spring. This week we have a glut in the market and the price of this truly healthy and ancient vegetable is about as cheap as we ever see it these days. It is an extremely versatile food and great for soup, juice, in salads or snacking on. A real bargain this week at Harris Farm. - David Harris HOW TO PICK:... If youre buying a whole celery bunch, look for bright green leaves with no brown spots or yellowing. Brown or yellow on the leaves indicates that the celery is a bit older. The stalks should be green and crisp. If the stalks are starting to shrivel at the top, turn yellow or brown, or feel soft, pass on that bunch and look for a different one. When youre buying pre-cut celery stalks (who doesnt like a ready-to-grab snack sometimes?) look for bright green stalks that feel crisp. Pay particular attention to the ends of the stalks. The cut ends might look a little dry, and thats fine. If the ends look yellow or brown, shriveled, or soft, choose a different bag. HOW TO STORE: Store bunches of celery in the high humidity produce drawer in your refrigerator. Keep the celery away from any cold spots in your refrigerator, as it freezes easily. (Frozen celery gets soft and mushy when it thaws.) You can store celery in its original packaging for 1-2 weeks. If the stalks of celery are already cut, there is a better method for storage. Once cut, the stalks will lose moisture at a faster rate, so they are best stored in the refrigerator in a glass jar or Tupperware, submerged in water. This keeps the stalks hydrated and crisp. See more

08.01.2022 Daves Market Update This week, Dave says... Blood oranges from the Riverina region in south western NSW are really great eating this week. A relatively short season, blood oranges have that distinctive berry/citrus taste that make the fruit so unique and sought after. Limes are expensive so lemons are a good option and theres plenty of great value to be had in our Imperfect lemons. Imperfect lemons are showing the effect of a windy growing season but are perf...ectly juicy. The headline act in fruit this week is undoubtedly Queensland strawberries. A week of excellent growing conditions see the strawberry numbers on the move and the quality is amazing. Blueberry volumes are gaining momentum. Once again, good growing conditions means the fruit is just the way we like it firm, crunchy and sweet. Plenty of good things happening in the markets this week with broccoli, baby broccoli, silver beet, celery, cabbages, Chinese cabbage, imperfect tomatoes all in good supply. Tomatoes (in particular our Imperfects) from Bowen in North Queensland are excellent this week and a fantastic alternative to truss tomatoes which are both short in supply and expensive. Cauliflowers from QLD, VIC and NSW are also outstanding in quality and value this week. There are strong numbers in the markets with all growing regions producing good volumes. Perhaps the best news is that the Australian asparagus season is about to start in the next few weeks. With the challenges facing exporters, I suspect it will be a good season for consumers. - David Harris See more

07.01.2022 Our Kiwi friends at Serious Food Co. are NOT messing around when it comes to sustainable snacking From the farm to the bag, their goodies are 100% traceable, and free-from chemical nasties. This means you can snack in a way thats sustainable for your body and sustainable for the world Their popcorn range is Organic certified, Vegan and Gluten Free - plus a whole host of other really good things - and HOO BOY!! The Dark Choc drizzle popcorn in particular is so mor...eish that I (the person who writes all these captions, often at 3:59pm) cant stop once the bag is open Maybe youve seen the pink, blue and yellow bears in store? Why not give something new a whirl this week and pick up a packet or four?! See more

07.01.2022 Okonomiyaki4Lyf is what youll change your name to on Zoom after you make these for dinner tonight Why not double the recipe? Savoury pancakes for dinner are the vibe til the end of August, we reckon Tap the link here for the recipe: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets

07.01.2022 Daves Market Update This week, Dave says... The Spring raspberry crops have started. Prices have eased substantially to be quite reasonable and they will continue to come under pressure as the spring crops gain momentum. Our raspberries are mainly from Coffs Harbour in Northern NSW. Dry weather conditions the last fortnight in the growing areas means the blueberries are eating fantastic. Hard, crunchy and very sweet. For those who like to indulge, try our ...premium range of blues theyre worth every cent. Strawberries are still arriving into the markets in strong volumes. The fruit is fantastic eating and really inexpensive. Our premium range of strawberries are a cut above anything you will find in a supermarket and not expensive at allThere is some more papaya around the markets week. With conditions in far north Queensland starting to warm up, the papaya crops start to come out of hibernation. Papaya has been fairly expensive in recent weeks; however, prices have eased this week. Time to put papaya back on the shopping list. Kensington pride Mangoes from the Northern Territory are still dribbling into the markets with no large volumes expected for another month. The mangoes instore are mature fruit and good eating. The markets this week have a good variety of quality vegetables on offer. Some of the spring crops have started so we will see some excellent opportunities in leafy green vegetables over the coming weeks. This week, we have coriander on special in all stores at a great price. Celery, lettuce, broccoli, fennel, baby broccoli, brown onions and zucchini are all well supplied. This week, Imperfect zucchini represents excellent value. Their imperfection is that they are larger than normal but still perfectly good to eat. All our asparagus instore is now Australian. Cooler temperatures down south have held the Australian asparagus season back a little, but it looks ready to go with volumes of Australian asparagus on the increase. Look for prices to ease over the coming days. David Harris See more

06.01.2022 Horizontal rainfall calls for cozying up on the couch under your fav blanket with this nourishing and insanely warming bowl of Soba noodle broth with Miso Eggplant Skewers in hand We reckon you should make triple the batch ( youll thank yourself later!) Tap this link for the recipe: linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets... Styling, recipe and photography by Bonnie Coumbe See more

06.01.2022 Daves Pick of the Week This week, Daves pick is... Cauliflower! Cauliflowers are fantastic at the moment and plentiful. The recent full moon in conjunction with some good rainfall along the east coast, have given the impetus for the cauliflower crops to flush. This week, we have cauliflowers from all major growing regions in Queensland, NSW and Victoria. Cauliflowers are on special in all stores so put a cauli in your trolley this week! - David Harris... HOW TO PICK Choose cauliflower with tight, creamy white florets. HOW TO STORE Store unwashed in a plastic bag in the drawer of your refrigerator for 3-4 days. See more

05.01.2022 If you arent currently devouring a Blood Orange at every meal, are you even really livin? As a present to the sun this weekend for showing itself after a looooong, cold winter, we reckon you should make it this Polka Dotter Blood Orange & Ginger Syrup Cake! Not only will you become a fast fav amongst those who you let eat it alongside you, youll also be able to add Master Fruit Candier to your LinkedIn profile Tap the link here for the recipe: https://...linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets Recipe, photography and styling by The Polka Dotter See more

05.01.2022 More! Pastries! Drizzled! In! Honey! And! Crushed Walnuts! Please! We are back with more Yiayia Rose content, this time featuring a recipe so glorious, itll make you wanna cancel all your weekend plans: Diples! These lil Greek Honey Bows hail from The Peloponnese, and are a treat for both your eyes and tastebuds Grab the recipe by clicking here: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets... Recipe, styling and photography by Homemade Rose

05.01.2022 We thought you could use some Zucchini Content today! Behold: The 8th wonder of the world! A perfectly delicious, perfectly balanced stack of Broccol, Zucchini and Quinoa Fritters! Head over to this link to pick up the recipe linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets... Photography, styling & recipe by Bonnie Coumbe

04.01.2022 With the help of Dwayne and Amelia, the creative power couple behind Mirritya Mundya we are going to transform your dishes and your palates with seasonal recipes that feature gorg Aussie natives (youre OH so welcome). Up first is this outlandishly tasty Wattleseed & Chocolate Custard with Fresh Strawbs And now, to introduce you to Amelia and Dwayne and Mirritya Mundya In their own words We are husband and wife, Dwayne & Amelia Bannon-Harrison and in partnership wi...th one another have created the Indigenous Twist Catering entity- Mirritya Mundya, meaning Hungry Blackfish in the Ngarrugu language group of South Eastern Australia. Our catering has evolved in the growth of our award winning Indigenous Tourism initiative, Ngaran Ngaran Culture Awareness, in introducing what we call the Indigenous Twist. Using native ingredients and infusing it with other cuisine has been a great journey for us both, connecting with people in great spaces and providing quality food is something we get a real buzz off.. We both have a love for food; it connects people in a genuine way, and we hope that we can continue to create and share our food with an Indigenous Twist Make sure to follow them here: Mirritya Mundya Tap the link for their delish recipe: https://linkin.bio/harrisfarmmarkets See more

03.01.2022 Introducing the perfect antidote to the humid summer afternoons awaiting us: Mrs Toddys Tonic This range of plant based health tonics are based off of the ancient art of Indonesian Jamu making which aims to treat both body and mind holistically; replenishing your body with lots of powerful minerals and vitamins for optimal vitality and energy Sydney based founder Sophie first began creating her line of tonics in her home kitchen, and the flavours, her no nasty app...roach and her tenacity in developing a range of better for you, sugar free plant based health tonics caught our buyers eyes, so you can now find her tonics across our stores! Give into feeding your curiosity and pick one up the next time you pop into your local See more

02.01.2022 Daves Market Update This week, Dave says... The berry feast continues unabated. Raspberries have started to ease back at last but the main focus continues to be strawberries and blueberries. With strawberries, there is sadly less emphasis on taste and more on yield in the industry which of course, is the result of the supermarkets driving the price down so the farmers get to fund the advertised specials. If you would like to taste a really good strawberry this... week, try our 375gm or 400 gm packs which are the Petaluma variety. You wont find this fruit in the supermarkets and you will pay more for the fruit and I think that is entirely appropriate. We have a couple of very well priced Imperfect lines this week in our fruit category. Also this week, Honey Murcott mandarins and Pink Lady apples are outstanding value and really good eating fruit. The other great news is that the first of the Northern Territory KP mangoes are starting to arrive in the markets. By this weekend, we will have fruit in store ready to eat and not all that dear. We have some excellent winter vegetables to choose from this week. First choice is definitely Brussels Sprouts, its still the winter crop and the weather is perfect for them. Broccoli is very well priced and at its best. Imperfect zucchini is cheap again, as is celery. Snow pea quality is excellent and well-priced. We have a new variety of pumpkin in store, its called Orange glow. A fantastic product, sweeter than Jap. You eat it all, dont peel off the skin. For value, you cant go past our Imperfect tomatoes, very very good quality, better than the premiums often are. Thats the nature of our product. David Harris See more

02.01.2022 Dave’s Pick of the Week This week, Dave’s pick is... Beanettes! My product of the week is beanettes. At the moment, we only sell these in a tray, and they are by far the best bean we sell. At this time of the year, the very best beanettes in store are grown for us by the Mitchison family from the Manning river near Taree. Beanette is a made-up name now used to describe any baby beans which are of the smaller varieties of green beans. So, it comes down to the indiv...idual grower as to what beanettes you actually get. The bean our grower has was originally imported from the USA but bred in Holland and is such an extraordinary product that when they are available, they are the only bean I take home. They are not cheap but a four-dollar packet will feed three or possibly four people so at a dollar a head per serve, these are great value and a great product. There is only one grower of this product and that farmer currently has stock. However, some weeks we will run out, particularly on the weekend but we won’t substitute these for a lesser product whilst they are in season and available. David Harris HOW TO PICK Pick the beans with a vibrant bright green colour, avoid darker looking beans and beans with blemishes or large swollen pods. Fresh beans of good quality should be slim and crisp, and should snap when broken. HOW TO STORE Store unwashed, in a plastic bag in the fridge or crisper, and use within 4 days. See more

01.01.2022 Move aside all other crackers, Fine Fettle Flats are here to add the flavour and pizzazz you deserve to your next charc board Made entirely from Australian fruit and veg that has been squished flat and slowly dehydrated so as to maintain all nutrients, these little beauties are 100% natural, 100% Aussie, vegan AND gluten free We like snacking on them right outta the box, or using them to shovel dips and cheese into our mouths during 3 hour zooms, or at Sunday lunc...h when they allow us to be the family hero because we have gone to extreme - not so extreme - lengths to be inclusive of our vegan and gluten free cousins Make sure to pick up a pack or three the next time you pop down to your local HF, and let us know if you like them and if youve found a new fav! See more

01.01.2022 Daves Market Update This week, Dave says... Berries and particularly premium berries, are very inexpensive and excellent eating at the minute. This is the week for berries. Blood oranges are still very good value and all citrus is eating fantastically. I am really enjoying my morning blood orange juice, mixed now with ruby grapefruit. Granny Smith apples are plentiful in this difficult apple year. There are lots of very good vegetable options in store this ...week. Perhaps the most dramatic is the drastic reduction in the red capsicum price, actually below half last weeks price. We have a fantastic brushed potato special this week in all stores. Broccoli remains cheap and good as does celery, imperfect zucchini and iceberg lettuce. Cabbage and Chinese cabbage, spinach and English spinach and top-quality handpicked beans have also all eased in price. Soon, the spring flush of vegetables will commence, and food bills will fall - good news!" - David Harris See more

01.01.2022 Dave’s Market Update This week, Dave says... We are now in full swing with Valencia oranges, which are picked fresh and sent to market. Any navels you may come across now will be stored fruit, they may be good or they may not. The Valencia’s of course have lots of seeds, that’s just how they are. Topless pineapples and bananas continue to be very well supplied and inexpensive. Stonefruit is interesting; heavy rains ruined many of the early cherries, however I h...ave seen some very good 2kg boxes in our stores this week. Apricots are the best I have seen for this early in the season. Peaches and nectarines are being heavily promoted by the chain stores but in my view are not quite there yet, look to next week for bigger sweeter fruit. Our grapes are now all Australian however some other retailers still have imported fruit which like me are getting a bit long in the tooth. The apple season is virtually over, a few good pink Ladies still around but its time now to think about grapes, mangoes... Again there is a multitude of fabulous vegetables available this week. All tomatoes are fabulous quality and inexpensive. My pick of the tomatoes this week are the cherry truss; superb flavour and half last week’s price. Mushrooms, Dutch carrots, Rhubarb and zucchini are all still inexpensive again. Baby broccoli, cauliflowers and broccoli are all great bargains this week. The choices are there and the growing conditions remain perfect. Enjoy the feast! David Harris Get Dave’s weekly Market Update box delivered for $60 by clicking the product tag See more

01.01.2022 Dave’s Market Update This week, Dave says... ‘We have an abundance of fabulous tomatoes this week, especially truss, Tomberry tomatoes and yellow snacking tomatoes. The hot weather has led to lower prices especially in the cauliflower, zucchini and broccoli categories. Beans, beanettes, leeks and rhubarb are all easing as well. Mushrooms and rhubarb continues to be very good value and we are enjoying a decent price fall in corn. Berries and mangoes continue to b...e a little undersupplied. Quality cherries have had a little more rain than is ideal so it may be mid next week before supply returns to normal. Grapes, both red and white are still coming from Queensland. Normally I don’t get too excited about these early Queensland grapes however this year, they are quite a decent product and fairly priced. Australian Valencia oranges, most melons and bananas are all excellent quality and well supplied. The peaches and nectarines available this week are genuinely worth eating and will get better every week. With the hot weather this week, I don’t think you can go past the excellent quality, well priced seedless melon now in store. David Harris Get Dave’s weekly Market Update box delivered for $70 by clicking the picture! See more