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Shop & Try Local on Black Friday

Local Utah businesses have great offerings for black Friday shoppers.

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Salsa Del Diablo

We started making salsa over 17 years ago out of the shear love of salsa. Since then we have been improving and refining our recipes. Having lived in Arizona and California,
our inspiration is to make authentic, flavorful and unforgettable salsa. We produce small batch salsa that is smoky,sweet, savory and so sensational that customers have described it as drinkable. Have us cater your salsa bar at your next event.

Find us at: Salt Lake City Winter Farmers Market and the following stores: Jade Market in SLC Downtown and Sugar House, Redmond Heritage Farm Store in Sugar House,Lee’s Market in North Salt Lake, The Store in Holladay, ‘Urban Farm & Feed in Sandy, Pirate O’S and Honeybee Produce Company in Draper and Petersen Family Farm in Riverton.

Visit our website.

Daily Rise

Daily Rise Cold Brew is our organic, natural cold brew that is refreshing and sweet with only two ingredients, just coffee and water. We roast, bottle, and brew at our Roast facility in Layton, Utah. Find a bottle at any of your local Smith’s and Harmons grocery stores!

We craft roast our beans and distribute locally while “Promoting Positive Energy” in all that we do!

Find us here.

Go Bacon

Creating a bacon jerky company has been a distraction for us since we were in college back in 2013. None of us are near smart enough to count the number of conversations, text messages, late nights, classes skipped and apologies to girlfriends that it took to get us to that first shipment to our tiny apartment in Provo, Utah. The smell from opening that first seal and the exhilaration of holding that first slice meant absolutely nothing when compared to seeing a giant child-like grin spring onto the face of the first person to taste.

Go Bacon creates premium bacon jerky to fuel the adventurer in all of us.

You can find us on Amazon Prime, or our website.

Cedar Bear

Prior to 1980 the herbal industry standard process was primarily reliant on an alcohol base for extracting oils from raw herbs. L. Carl Robinson determined that a liquid delivery of herbs was far more efficient than what dried herbal products were capable of, however, he recalled that alcohol degrades many organic compounds that are present in herbs.

Carl developed a unique multi-step (TincTract®) process that utilizes the non-alcohol solvent glycerin for making liquid herbal concentrates. The TincTract® process holds the distinction of being the most thorough liquid herbal extraction technology in the herbal products industry.

You can find Cedar Bear supplements in Dave’s Health & Nutrition, Shirlyn’s Natural Foods, and Dogs Meow.

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