Friday, July 2, 2010

Made in Brooklyn


While being based in Brooklyn, NY, our signature HoneyHeat ‘Sauce’ is made among the beauty of the countryside, in the Finger Lake region. We recently decided to bring our canning home to Brooklyn. Our SweetHeat Pickles are a perfect addition to your summer BBQ’s. If you are not used to bread & butter pickles, try ours… there is a hint of spice in each jar. Like our HoneyHeat ‘Sauce’, we source local farmers to bring freshness to each jar of pickles. Enjoy the 4th!

Monday, June 28, 2010

the UnFancy



Large crowds gathered on a steamy Sunday to visit the forth annual UnFancy Food Show at The Bell House in Brooklyn. It was great to have another venue where small artisanal vendors can gather and chat with local foodies as well as buyers from across the US, who are interested in our small food businesses.
Cheshire Canning was excited to participate in this amazing annual event and was happy to receive a lovely response for both its signature HoneyHeat ‘Sauce’ as well as our new Bread & Butter Pickles… that will soon have a little kick of heat.
Thanks to Annaliese for organizing as well and Brooklyn Brewery, who kept us hydrated with it’s tasty beer!
Music, food and beer made it more then just a food show… Cheers until next year!

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

PUCKER UP for Cheshire Canning’s Pickles!


Just in time for summers pulled pork sandwiches and hot weather bbq’s, Cheshire Canning introduces our newest launch SweetHeat Picklescrisp and spicy bread & butter pickles.

Like our HoneyHeat ‘Sauce’, which is made from the freshest produce of the finger lakes, our SweetHeat Pickles are a wonderful compliment to any of your summer dishes or even on its own. Please look out from them at the upcoming markets this month.

A bit more about HoneyHeat 'Sauce'


Cheshire Canning’s mission is to deliver a superior-quality product that promises freshness and local ingredients to the savvy and tasteful consumer. Part of our uniqueness lies in the company’s devotion to partnering with local businesses in the Finger Lake region. Our HoneyHeat ‘Sauce’ incorporates the sweetness of honey in a spicy tomato-based condiment. This multi-tasking product can be employed countless ways - as a dip with nachos, a sauce on rice, a spread with bread and cheese and a compliment to your favorite bbq.

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

"The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind." Humphrey Bogart


Humphrey Bogart used to spend his summer vacations on Canandaigua Lake. Now that the summer is upon us, you may want to consider taking a weekend trip up north to the Finger Lake Wine Trails. The Finger Lakes is the largest United States wine producing region, outside of California, and it will be a sure thing that you will have a good time.

Located in the heart of the larger Finger Lakes geographical region, the actual viticultural area is centered around four main lakes: Canandaigua, Keuka, Seneca, and Cayuga. Cheshire Canning got its inspiration from the natural beauty upstate and we recommend a visit.

Friday, May 7, 2010

Hester Street Fair and Susan G. Komen


Please come visit Cheshire Canning on the lower east side this weekend (May 8th) at the Hester Street Fair.

Please come support Bake for Hope. 100%of their proceeds will go to the Susan G. Komen Foundation of Greater NYC.
HoneyHeat 'Sauce' will also donate 50% of its proceeds on Saturday to the Foundation. This donation is given on behalf of our mother as well as all mothers who have or have had breast cancer. Thank you for your support!

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Sweet Heat


Cheshire Canning brought a bit more ‘heat’ to it’s HoneyHeat ‘Sauce’ at the Lyceum Food and Craft Market on Saturday, May 1st. We are happy to say that we received a great response and may even make hotter batches next time around, as it seems that Brooklyn has a taste for heat. Thanks to everyone who supported us again and we look forward to Taste of Williamsburg/Greenpoint and GFM this month.