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Wellspent Market Holiday Gift Guide

November 26, 2021

That old cliche is right: it’s the thought that counts. And if you’re like us, you’re usually thinking about food. Show someone you love how to make life better with a delicious gift. Whether you’re shopping for a dedicated cook or an enthusiastic eater, we’ve got you covered.
A round-up of products from some of our favorite local producers, this collection highlights what makes Portland’s food scene so special. Flavorful cooking sauces, multi-purpose condiments and our famous local sea salt ensure you have a taste of the NW no matter where you are.
Anthony and Carol Boutard grow a wide variety of beans, fruit, grains, and corn on their farm in Gaston, Oregon. Fanatical seed savers, they painstakingly select seed from the best plants in their crops to ensure superlative flavor year after year. We’ve collected 3 of our must-haves from Ayers Creek, including jam, popcorn, and (of course) beans.
Most people don’t know that there are as many types of olives as there are grapes, and that like wine, olive oil spans a vast spectrum of flavor profiles. There are smooth, rich olive oils, perfect for poaching fish and delicate vegetables, and sharp, grassy oils that really pop when drizzled over bread or simple pastas. Our Olive Oil Lovers collection highlights the three oils we use most often in our own kitchens.
We collaborated with local designer Ethan Goldblatt to create our ideal market bag, big enough to be eminently useful but not so big as to become unwieldy when loaded up. Custom collapsible dividers sewn in along the bottom are perfect for keeping glass bottles of wine, olive oil and vinegar safe and sound and standing upright.
A collection of products from some of our favorite Women-owned companies on the West (Best) Coast, this box highlights some of the US’s most exciting new food producers. Featuring our favorite chili oil, heirloom rice, cooking sauces, condiments and tea, all impeccably sourced and absolutely delicious.
A hand-picked collection of our favorite staples, this Mini Pantry Kit has got everything you need to get cookin’! Inside, you’ll find our Portuguese Flor de Sal, Pantellarian Oregano, Japanese Sesame Seeds, Oregon-grown Heirloom Beans, the very best California-grown rice, and of course, some of our favorite Italian Olive Oil. We’ve also included a recipe card featuring our favorite ways to cook beans and rice, and detailed information about each product and producer.
Take your pantry to the next level! We’ve hand picked a selection of our favorite staples to ensure your pantry is up to any task, from our favorite extra virgin olive oils and heirloom vinegars to flavorful cooking sauces and dynamic condiments. Whether you’re building out your pantry for the first time or just looking for the ultimate “glow-up,” this collection has you covered… it even includes our limited edition tote bag for trips to the farmer’s market!
Our recent evening jog across the river was such a success that we’re doing it again! Join us Thursday December 2nd for a run hosted by Wy’East Wolfpack and Ben’s Friends, a sober community of folks that work in the service industries. After the run, we’ll light up the bonfires and break out the bar for a dynamic tasting of our favorite NA beverages.
If you haven’t heard, non-alcoholic drinks have come a LONG way in the last few years (hold the sparkling apple juice please), and we’re excited to be partnering with Athletic Brewing, Wilderton, Ghia, and Betera to show you just how delicious an alcohol-free evening can be. Whether your drink of choice is an ice-cold IPA or a complex bitter aperitif, we’ll have you covered. And if you’re not a runner and are just curious about the drinks, that’s cool too: this event is for everybody! See you there!
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