Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers Market

My father and I went back to the Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers Market this afternoon; I wanted to pick up some treats for my father-in-law, whom my husband and I will be visiting for a couple days before flying home later next week. Aside from getting him some walnut tossies and walnut and Lekvar kiffles from the Kiffle Kitchen Bakery and a nut roll from the Country Cottage Bake Shop (we had picked some up last week for our own nefarious noshing purposes), we picked up a shoofly pie for my father-in-law as well, but got some treats for ourselves, too.

cinnamon sticks from the Amish Village Bake Shop

apple fritters (bottom) and blueberry fritters from
the Amish Village Bake Shop

whoopee pies (top), shoofly pie (lower right), and
funny cake (left) from Mary Ann's Donut Shop

Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers Market

It's been years since I went to the Allentown Fairgrounds Farmers Market, and I somehow managed never to take my husband, so we planned a visit during lunch this afternoon, and made special stops at Foods of the Mediterranean, Dan's Bar-B-Que, Gdynia Polish Market, the Kiffle Kitchen Bakery, and the Country Cottage Bake Shop.

My husband had a gyro from Foods of the Mediterranean.

pierogies and onions from Dan's Bar-B-Que

a corn pie from Dan's Bar-B-Que

meat pies & spanikopita swirls from Foods of the Mediterranean

spinach and feta pies from Foods of the Mediterranean

one of the huge pitas from Foods of the Mediterranean

two of the sausages from Gdynia Polish Market; I wish I
knew what types they were, but all the signs were in Polish

part of a nutroll, also called a kolach, 
with English walnut filling, from Country Cottage Bake Shop

kiffles with Lekvar (prune) filling and walnut filling, and
walnut tossies from the Kiffle Kitchen

strawberry kiffles and different tossies (I wish I remembered
which flavor!) from the Kiffle Kitchen