Prizes and Donors

 

 

Here is a list of donors (so far!) for the 2019 Pudding Festival. Please let these folks know how much you appreciate their help by patronizing them if you can. WE LOVE THEM. We list prizes from most donors; if no prize is listed, that means the donor provided financial support.

A Potholder from Ann Brauer Quilt Studio

Fruit Products from Apex Orchards

Gift Baskets from Appalachian Naturals

Ice Cream for Lunch from Bart’s and Snow’s

A Bottle of Ice Glen Vodka, A Bottle of Greylock Gin, and a Distillery Tour for Six from Berkshire Mountain Distillers

A Gift Card from Big Y Supermarkets

Something Wonderful from Bittersweet Herb Farm

A Gift Basket from Cabot Creamery

Fruit from Clarkdale Fruit Farms

Cookbooks Galore from Clarkson Potter Publishing

A Small Fig Tree (for making figgy pudding!) from Dancing Bear Farm

Locally Distilled Vermouth from Element Brewing Company

Chocolates from Erving Station

Salt and Pepper Grinders, Rolling Pins, and a Salt Cellar from Fletchers’ Mill

Local Grains from Four Star Farms

Beef and Pork from Foxbard Farm

Hawley-Made Cider from Headwater Cider

A $75 Gift Card from King Arthur Flour

Knives from Lamson Products

Hand Carved Indonesian Collectibles from Li Asiatic Antiques

Potatoes for Lunch from Maple Row Farm

A Cheesemaking Kit and Cheesemaking Books from New England Cheesemaking Supply

A Large Hand-Crafted Wooden Bowl and Server from Peterman’s Boards and Bowls

A Gourmet Gift Basket from Pioneer Valley Charcuterie

Museum Passes from Plimoth Plantation

Fabulous Pickles from Real Pickles

Chocolates from Richardson’s Candy Kitchen

A Gift Basket from Shelburne Falls Coffee Roasters

Hawley-Grown Dairy Products from Sidehill Farm

Cheese and a Dozen “Rainbow Eggs” from Thomas Farm

A Gift Bag from Trader Joe’s in Hadley

Lots of Shortbread in a Festive Tote from Walker’s Shortbread

Honey from Warm Colors Apiary

Maple Syrup from Doug and Julia White

with financial support from

Greenfield Savings Bank,

People’s United Bank,

Avery’s General Store,

and

The Charlemont-Hawley Cultural Council