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    Brazelton Ranch

    5.0 (17 reviews)
    InexpensiveFruits & Veggies
    Open 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Peach salsa-10 large jars, Pluot jam 20mixed size jars, Peach small 12 jars and Peach habanero 12 small jars

    I bought 2 types of peaches and made peach jam, peach jam with habanero's, and peach salsa. I also bought pluots and made jam. Great fruit and all yummy!!

    Arctic Snow White Nectarine
    L. M.

    The fruit stand opened today for the season with Royal Apricots and Arctic Snow White Nectarines. I was there early. I purchased 2 flats - one of each. Jean & Hutson were warm & welcoming. Hutson's daughter was helping customers by taking their money and helping them to the car with their flats of fruit. It was a fun small town experience for me because some of the customers stayed and chatted a bit. It felt like something out of a movie. A family-run farm, right down the street from where I live. One of the customers shared that he had just run out of Brazelton peaches from last year that he had frozen. He explained that he cut the peaches in half, put them on a paper plate, he then put the entire thing in a zip-lock baggie and put it in the freezer. When he was ready to eat one, he took a baggie out of the freezer, took the peach out of the baggie, and microwaved it only to thaw it a little (he said keeping them a little cold made for a better experience.) He then went on to explain how he makes his waffles with cut up Brazelton peaches. He cuts the thaw but cold peach halves into exactly 18 (or was it 24...?) pieces. It is precise with him because he wants one chunk of cold peach with every bite of his waffle. His waffles are buttered and are spread with creamy peanut butter. So there you have it. Waffle + butter + peanut butter + fresh peach = Heaven. He described it so well, we were all drooling a bit standing there listening to him. I must try this! So to conclude...Friendly family. Delicious fruit. Beautiful day. I'll be back when I finish off these boxes!

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    Kim D.

    I read about this ranch on Facebook and decided to stop by on a weekend. They're open 8am-5pm daily and during this season they had mandarins which were $5/bag! The mandarins were super sweet and juicy, and were way better than store bought cuties. The lady who runs is was very nice and mentioned apricot season starts up around June, with peach season following shortly after. Will be back for more!

    Perfectly ripe peaches!
    Kori M.

    This place is so sweet. Just a family owned and ran orchard. They have many types of peaches that ripen throughout the summer. I also saw mandarin oranges for sale.

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    Peaches are the best, great location and a fun place to visit, we stop by whe in the area

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    Service, selection, mandarins very tasty, And persimmon jelly,, Always a pleasure to visit

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    Absolutely the best peaches! Visited them on Friday and picked up some delicious peaches for a peach crisp that I made camping!

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