Hue Hill

Type: Farm

Produces: Fermented Krauts

Location: Iowa City, IA

Miles from Coop: 3

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Hue Hill crafts farm grown vegetables into vibrant, live cultured, powerfully probiotic fermented foods.

From traditional sour kraut to beet ginger kraut and pickled spiced slaw - their ferments are not only delicious, but packed with nutrients.


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