Cook Local: Fresh Finds in Miami County
August 20, 2026
Fresh ingredients just make food taste better, and in Miami County, finding locally grown, raised and made products is easier than you might think.
From farm-fresh produce and locally raised meats to artisan breads, seasonings, honey and other pantry staples, Miami County is filled with producers and markets that make it easy to bring local flavor to your own kitchen. Stock up for the week, plan a special meal or pick up something delicious to take home from your visit.
Bakehouse Bread and Cookie Co.
Fresh-baked bread can take an everyday meal to another level. Bakehouse Bread and Cookie Co. in downtown Troy creates artisan breads, cookies and other baked treats using high-quality ingredients. Stop in for breakfast or lunch, then grab a loaf or something sweet to enjoy later.
Fulton Farms
For generations, Fulton Farms has been a favorite stop for fresh, seasonal produce in Miami County. Depending on the season, shoppers can find everything from strawberries and sweet corn to tomatoes, peppers, pumpkins and other fruits and vegetables. Visit the deli counter for freshly sliced meats and cheeses tailored just for your kitchen table.
Haren’s Market
Located in downtown Troy, Haren’s Market combines the feel of a neighborhood butcher shop with a local grocery. Shop the meat counter, deli and selection of locally sourced products to find ingredients for everything from a backyard cookout to Sunday dinner.
Rosebud’s Real Food
A little seasoning can make a big difference. Rosebud’s Real Food in Covington specializes in all-natural seasoning mixes that make adding big flavor to everyday meals simple. Their products are an easy addition to the pantry and a great locally made gift for anyone who loves to cook.
The Olive Oasis
Give everyday cooking a flavorful upgrade with a stop at The Olive Oasis in downtown Troy. Explore and sample a wide variety of fresh extra virgin olive oils and flavored balsamic vinegars, with plenty of unique combinations to inspire your next meal.
Caven’s Meats
For locally sourced meats, head to Caven’s Meats in Fletcher. This longtime Miami County butcher and meat processor offers fresh cuts and other products perfect for stocking the freezer, firing up the grill or planning a hearty home-cooked meal.
Bowman and Landes Turkey Farm
Family owned and operated for four generations, Bowman and Landes raises free range gourmet turkeys. Their 2,200 acre farm, just outside of Miami County, let the turkeys roam in the open air and sunshine. Check out their store and peruse their products and deli with fresh meats, cheeses, and salads.
Shop Miami County’s Farmers Markets
One of the best ways to discover what’s growing and being made in Miami County is a trip to a local farmers market.
The Cherry Street Local Farmers Market in downtown Troy brings together farmers, growers and makers on Saturday mornings during the summer season (through September). Shop for fresh produce, locally raised meat, artisan cheese, breads, baked goods, honey, maple syrup and more.
In downtown Piqua, the Piqua Community Farmers Market offers another opportunity to meet local producers and fill your market bag with seasonal produce, baked goods and other locally made products on Thursday afternoons during market season.
Shopping local isn’t just about what’s for dinner. It’s a chance to meet the people who grow, raise and make your food, support Miami County businesses and discover something new along the way.