The Sweet Spot

Cherry trees became popular to plant in this region in the late 1800’s, steadily making this region abundant with the tart cherry crop. Today, around 10% of all cherries grown in the US come directly from Door County, Wisconsin.

If your mom’s got a sweet tooth, you’re bound to find something delicious for her at Sweet P’s. And because chocolate triggers the release of dopamine, eating this enjoyable treat physically leads to feelings of comfort, relaxation and joy. What better way for your mom to feel on Mother’s Day?

Now comes the fun part…assembling your own charcuterie board. Any of Sweet P’s varieties of nuts would make a great addition – like our Margarita, Orange Spiced or Rosemary Salt and Pepper Pecans. Or how about some of our locally sourced cheeses from LaBelle Farms, Honey Acres wildflower honey or jams from Bushel & Peck’s? We’ve even got you covered with Sweet P’s dried fruits to add to the assortment. Paired together with some French silk chocolate truffles, you’ve got yourself one delicious, hand-crafted dessert charcuterie to enjoy.

From honey, to cheese and jam, Sweet P’s has you covered when it comes to fresh, locally sourced food. Be sure to check out all our delicious pantry options the next time you are visiting our store.

We now offer several different vegan selections  for your enjoyment. These options feature mainly dark chocolate, fruit and nut inspired flavors.

Any small gesture of kindness, a hand written note or a warm embrace can really go a long way to let someone know you care. Even in the midst of a cold season, the warmth of our love is  important, we all need more love this year — and every year.

This year, we’ve got you covered when it comes to gift giving chocolate decadence for your favorite people. Featuring a wide variety of gift options, we’re making it extra easy for you to stop in and pick up – or order online - just the right treat this Valentine’s Day.

Although it may sound cliché, the New Year is the perfect time to set new goals, make resolutions and try new things. And if 2021 is anything like its predecessor, the year will once again challenge us to pivot and think outside of the box. 

 

There’s no question Holidays 2020 looks a bit different than past years. But aside from the chaotic craziness that this year has brought to our world, there is still much joy to find this holiday season.