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Take a "virtual walk" down Organic Way at Cliff's Market and check out peak summer produce

written by

Pamela Rozsa

posted on

August 14, 2024

Can't get away from the office or out of the house? 

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Take a tour of peak summer produce at Cliff's and see the freshest organic and local produce in the Treasure Valley! What might you see on your tour? This video captures the famous "Organic Way" at Cliff's Country Market where you will see our ever popular Banana Tree (watch out for the snake and don't let our monkey steal your banana from you); HUGE bins of watermelon, BECK's Cantaloupes and rows of fresh, lush produce! Want to Take a virtual Walk down Organic Way??


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