Lititz, PA
I honestly didn't think that I had alot to say about it, but I started to tell my co-worker about my weekend and it turned into paragraphs, so I figured that I'd post it. This weekend, I visited Lititz, PA in Lancaster County with my parents. We went to their annual Saturday morning farmers market and got some of these little yummy orange peppers. We also got some homemade root beer but either it wasn't a good batch or it got too shaken up on the car ride back because it wasn't that great. Then we went to this antique fair in the Lititz Spring Park which was pretty much like a flea market but there were some actual antique here and there but it was all dealers who wanted too much money. The best part was the homemade shaved ice for me and the fresh cut fries for my parents.
After looking in some of the little shops, we went to this place that one of my co-workers recommended called Isaac's Deli and Restuarant. It was mostly soup, salad, and sandwhiches but you could tell it was all homemade, even the bread. I had a salad with cranberry almond chicken salad that was pretty tasty and my parents liked their sandwhiches.
After lunch, we went to Wilbur's Chocolate which was a complete madhouse. You would have thought they were throwing around free chocolate in there. They had a small display for some of the old molds and kettle pots, etc and another room with old cans of cocoa and tea sets, etc. The whole back was glass and you could see the older ladies making the chocolate. You could order special stuff from them and fudge. the lady was sooo excited to sell me tiger butter fudge which is a layer of chocolate, a layer of creamy peanut butter and a layer of vanilla
We also purchased some pretzels from the Sturgis Pretzel Bakery, which is their other claim to fame but sadly my dad didn't want to pay three bucks each for the factory tour so we called it a day. then we went back to the rv and grilled some burgers and grilled the yummy peppers with other fixins and my brother and his gf came over and camped overnight.
After looking in some of the little shops, we went to this place that one of my co-workers recommended called Isaac's Deli and Restuarant. It was mostly soup, salad, and sandwhiches but you could tell it was all homemade, even the bread. I had a salad with cranberry almond chicken salad that was pretty tasty and my parents liked their sandwhiches.
After lunch, we went to Wilbur's Chocolate which was a complete madhouse. You would have thought they were throwing around free chocolate in there. They had a small display for some of the old molds and kettle pots, etc and another room with old cans of cocoa and tea sets, etc. The whole back was glass and you could see the older ladies making the chocolate. You could order special stuff from them and fudge. the lady was sooo excited to sell me tiger butter fudge which is a layer of chocolate, a layer of creamy peanut butter and a layer of vanilla
We also purchased some pretzels from the Sturgis Pretzel Bakery, which is their other claim to fame but sadly my dad didn't want to pay three bucks each for the factory tour so we called it a day. then we went back to the rv and grilled some burgers and grilled the yummy peppers with other fixins and my brother and his gf came over and camped overnight.