How to start selling Food at Farmers Markets: What Foods Sell Best at Farmers markets

How to start selling Food at Farmers Markets: What Foods Sell Best at Farmers markets
This video I share some advice when you are looking to sell cooked prepared food at a farmers market event.

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[samhippey]

I'm working on this right now and there's a lot you need to do . State laws are very strong on farmers markets.

[ghosttownradio]

I’m in Texas and plan on frying potatoes at my local street fair/farmers market. 😇

[dannybeauclair]

Hello.
I'd like to sell smoked brisket sandwichs at farmers market with local beef. It would be precooked, and then upon order, place brisket on buns. I do a fabulous brisket, but I don't know if it would work at a farmers market. I would have to bring it cold and warm up as ordered, or bring hot and all kept hot. Do you have any information?
Thanks