FAQ
WHAT STORES SELL VERMATZAH?
VERMONT:
Bennington: Spice-n-Nice
Brattleboro: Brattleboro Food Coop
Burlington: City Market, Healthy Living, Natural Provisions
Manchester: Northshire Bookstore
Middlebury: Middlebury Food Coop
Montpelier: Hunger Mountain Coop
Putney: Putney Food Coop
Springfield – SpringField Food Coop
Woodstock – Woodstock Farmers Market Store
MASSACHUSETTS:
Great Barrington: Berkshire Coop Market
Guido,s Fresh Market – Lenox/Great Barrington
NEW YORK:
Albany: Honest Weight Food Coop
Saratoga – Four Seasons Natural Foods
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WHAT GRAINS DO YOU USE? We grow some of the wheat we use in our Vermatzah right here in Middletown Springs VT. We also rely on neighboring farmers who grow delicious, organic grains for us. This insures we get the highest quality, local grains, while participating in a vibrant, sustainable agricultural community in our region.
IS VERMATZAH KOSHER? Vermatzah is Eco-Kosher. However, it is not produced under Rabbinical supervision. At Naga Bakehouse we understand Eco-Kosher to mean a broader sense of “good practice” in everyday life that draws on the deep well-springs of Jewish wisdom and tradition about the relationships between human beings and the earth.
DOES VERMATZAH TASTE DIFFERENT? Vermatzah is like a sophisticated cracker, and some say it tastes delicious – crispy and flavorful; our kids eat it by the handful! We use the whole grain and bake each Vermatzah quickly by the open flame creating a snappy, full flavor – try it!
