Producers Foodzie should start carrying:

Das Foods.

http://www.dasfoods.com/index.asp

Products from Carlsbad Gourmet, particularly their co-branded Stone Brewery hot sauces. Not blisteringly hot, but very flavorful.

We like http://jamesranch.net/

It would be WONDERFUL to see Gaby's Gourmet Granola on this site...
http://www.gabysgourmetgranola.com/

I really love Sôcôla Chocolates -- based in Oakland, founded by two Vietnamese-American sisters. Their decadent truffles feature some inspired flavors like one with champagne (made in honor of their grandma's sparkling personality), durian, and of course, The Notorious H.O.G. (featuring smoky Niman Ranch bacon infused ganache).

http://www.socolachocolates.com/

http://www.mixmygranola.com



MixMyGranola

We are a Miami based start-up company and would love to be featured on Foodzie!

MixMyGranola offers (as you could have guessed) customized granola – meaning customers can choose any of our 50 ingredients to customize their individual granola. We mix it and ship it to them in our sleek granola tube (see picture). The granola and our ingredients are super healthy, taste delicious and are top notch quality. Check out our site www.MixMyGranola.com and let us know what you think. Happy to send you a sample so you can see and taste it for yourself. What would you like in your mix and what would you like to call it?

We think we have an exciting new product and would love to hear from you.

Cheers,
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Rick's Picks - amazing pickled veggies, just ordered several for Christmas gifts:
http://rickspicksnyc.com/order.php

BitterSweet Bakery - gluten-free bakery, specializing in fresh baked goods - http://bittersweetgf.com

I love the product called kelp noodles. Google it.

Wonderful! Thank you!

Breads from La Farm bakery, baked by supreme French artisan baker Lionel Vatinet...real country French breads, made with mixed grains... made with integrity by a baker whose mission is to educate others about good bread:

www.lafarmbakery.com

Intelligentsia Coffee

I love a small, artisan chocolate shop in San Francisco - Recchiuti Confections. Their dark chocolate brownies and s'mores desserts are to die for! http://www.recchiuti.com/index.html

I love kakao chocolates in St. Louis, MO. They make amazing little truffles and really good hazelnut spread. Since I moved away from St. Louis I miss them, and I always get their stuff at the farmer's market when I am back visiting. http://www.kakaochocolate.com/

Black Dog Coffee - a very small roaster, from WV:

http://www.blackdogcoffee.net/

Check out Little Flower Candy Co. Some of the best sea salt soft caramels ever! Lemon caramels are to die for too.

www.littleflowercandyco.com

I would love more coffee and tea choices.. What about Ritual Roasters? http://www.ritualroasters.com

You need to try Hickory Smoked Oil from Wannabeeefarms.
Like they say, "No Joke, It's Real Smoke!"
www.wannabeefarms.com

This is a great finishing oil. Designed to just give food that wonderful real smoked flavor. I like to mix just a few drops in some mayonnaise for use on sandwiches. My wife makes great vinegrettes out of it and roasted veggies turn out wonderful.

Armeno roasters in Northboro MA imports and roasts WONDERFUL coffees.

Some fantastic local Houston producers:

Angela's oven: 832-239-2355 hand baked breads

Houston Dairy Maids: http://www.houstondairymaids.com/

Katz Coffee: http://katzcoffee.com/

Jolie Vue Farms: www.jolievuefarms.com

Here are some suggestions:

Hanna Belles (cheese) from Shy Brothers Farm www.shybrothers.com
Westfield Farm chevre (www.chevre.com)

Catherine

https://www.bavariasausage.com/index.php

Artisanal meat processing from Madison, WI

These brownies are unbelievable. I can't stop eating them, I have at least one a day. The chocolate she uses is FANTASTIC!!!!

http://www.sweetsforthesoul.com/

Nervious Nellie's Jams and Jellys from Deer Isle Maine.... there is nothing better!

www.chachatea.net

Affordable, organic, fair trade loose tea and tea minded products

Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee. I don't know where to get it outside of Jamaica...

How about Tom and Dave's coffee in San Rafael, CA? They've got the best espresso around. More coffee choices would be great!

If you have been thinking about ice-cream or ice cream products 'The Ridgefield Ice Cream Shop' in Ridgefield CT is fabulous. They use vintage machines to make their ice cream so no air is pumped in to freeze it. If shipping the ice cream is an issue they also have awesome sauces and toppings!

203-438-3094

I have a very good friend that makes "Gratitude Cookies" among other things, but I LOVE those cookies! Ad what a great idea. for any on-line store. Check them out at:
http://www.ZenRabbitCookies.com

Great tea + great graphic design = http://damnfinetea.com/

http://chocolatedragon.com/aboutus.html

They are so good, especially the smores.

http://www.rubenschocolates.com/
Shockingly good. I've been to Belgium, tried a LOT of chocolate, and this is better than much of what I had there.

The Gratitude Cookie by Zen Rabbit Baking Company has a fantastic concept behind a most yummy butter-sugar cookie. www.ZenRabbitCookies.com
And I see JoAnne Robinson recommended them too a few months ago.

in new york/brooklyn, there's so much going on. check these out.
nunu chocolates: http://www.nunuchocolates.com/
fine and raw: http://www.fineandraw.com/home.html
mast brothers: http://www.mastbrotherschocolate.com/
mcclure's pickles: http://www.mcclurespickles.com/
whimsy and spice: http://www.whimsyandspice.com/
schoolhouse kitchen: http://www.schoolhousekitchen.org/
salvatore: http://www.salvatorebklyn.com/

oh, also forgot:
crop to cup: http://www.croptocup.com/

http://www.cowgirlcreamery.com/

biscottea cookies.
they are the bomb. shortbread cookies, infused with tea flavors. my favorite is chai but i can't seem to find them anywhere nearby!

they're website is below

http://www.biscottea.net/

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Theo Chocolates in Seattle make a truly fine truffle assortment - each one a distilled bite of wonder. Their other products are lovely too, but it is the truffles where they shine!

Enjoy! The peanut butter & jelly was especially memorable...sigh...

http://www.mttownsendcreamery.com/

I would like Deep River Snacks gourmet potato chips added to your site. They are the most flavorful chips I have ever tasted.

When I lived in Montana, they had amazing tea at this company:
http://www.montanatea.com/
My favorite was Montana Gold and I have yet to find something equivalent!

Another couple suggestions:
www.gailambrosius.com - best dark chocolate truffles I have had - and made with no preservatives so you have to eat them within two weeks (as if they'd last that long)

http://www.candinas.com/ - These guys have a wonderful little chocolate biz where flavors change by season and their store in downtown Madison is just beautiful - kind of like walking into a jewelry store. There's nothing but some simple wall art, fancy lighting, and a single display case of their chocolates. Just as it should be!

- blue chair jams - http://bluechairfruit.com/
- blue bottle coffee - http://www.bluebottlecoffee.net/

both, delicious delicious. but they don't have an online store.

There are so many people's suggestions that I want to second: Blue Bottle Coffee! Theo Chocolate! The whole long and fabulous list for the Brooklyn food scene!

I'll add three more: One Girl Cookies (the whoopie pies are the standouts) http://www.onegirlcookies.com/, Jeni's ice creams http://jenisicecreams.com/, and Vermont Smoke and Cure http://www.vtsmokeandcure.com/

I used to run an artisanal food site Finders Eaters (sigh, it is no longer, but I'm so glad to see you guys rocking it!!! Congrats!!) and I can attest that they were all also lovely to work with. One Girl was especially fab with their customer service.