You can edit the text in this area, and change where the contact form on the right submits to, by entering edit mode using the modes on the bottom right.
This new Michigan gift basket was inspired by the wooden crates that orchards have used over the years. We even imprinted the ends with "Michigan Cherries" and the silhouette of Michigan's beautiful peninsulas.
The tasty Michigan cherry products in this gift basket -
21 oz. bottle of Cherry Barbeque Sauce
1/2 lb. delicious dried cherries
Chocolate Covered Cherry Dip mix - great on just about anything!
12 oz. jar of Michigan Cherry Preserves
13 oz. package of Germack's Cherry Berry Nut Mix
5oz. bag of White Chocolate Cherry Caramel Corn - hands down my favorite popcorn!
Tucked away in the gorgeous lakeside burg of Glen Arbor is an empire known as the Cherry Republic. Bob Sutherland started Cherry Republic with the crazy idea that he could make a living by selling only cherry related products. Well, it seems to be working for him and I have to say that whenever I am anywhere near Glen Arbor I have to stop there and breath in the ambiance of this quaint little empire while grazing through the tasty cherry products.
We carry a few of the Cherry Republic products in our gift baskets. You can find Boomchuggalugga Cherry Soda in the Very Cherry Basket and the Michigan's Best Gift Basket. Totally addictive chocolate covered dried (nothing dry about these cherries - trust me) cherries appear in various baskets along with Cherry Sour Patch Candies (kind of like sour gummy worms).
The saddest part of my week has been the notice that Cherry Republic is no longer making Baby Boomchunkas which were awesome little bite-size chocolate chunk cookies with dried cherries and pecans baked right in. Now I must search for a replacement cherry product of some kind, but that is a fun task due to the taste-testing nature of making sure I get a quality product.
Oh, one other item that appears in nearly every basket are Cherry Wafer Crackers. We add these to each basket that contains preserves because they go so well together. They bake thin slices of cherries directly into the crackers. Yum!
Well, if any of you haven't been to Cherry Republic and you want to "experience" their unique Glen Arbor store I found this video on YouTube. It is neat to see the quirky signs that dot the stores and garden area and to hear how Bob Sutherland worked to create what exists today.