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    Made in Georgia food products

    One of Thistle & Sprig’s most popular blends is Four Sisters, a combination of chamomile, lavender, peppermint and lemongrass. The company also sells accessories, such as this tea infuser. Courtesy of Thistle & Sprig
    MADE IN GEORGIA
    Made in Georgia products: Tea-drinking habit led to a new business
    Pouch Pies is a family business. Seen here (from left) are Chantelle Malcher, Sarah Enslin, Charmaine Enslin, Sean Enslin, Claire Enslin, Jane Malcher, Catherine Enslin and Dave Malcher. Courtesy of Tanya Jacobs Photography
    MADE IN GEORGIA
    Made in Georgia: Family business offers a savory taste of South Africa, Britain
    Seven Sisters Scones are available in at least a dozen flavors every day and three additional gluten-free varieties. 
Courtesy of Barrett Restaurant Consulting
    MADE IN GEORGIA
    Made in Georgia: Her husband’s breakfast boredom led to a scones business
    Alta Cucina Italia’s Georgia Peach Balsamic Vinegar was inspired by fresh produce from local farmers. It was a 2020 winner in the University of Georgia Flavor of Georgia competition.
Courtesy of Alta Cucina Italia
    MADE IN GEORGIA
    Made in Georgia: Alta Cucina brings the flavors of Italy to Johns Creek
    Emily G’s produces 10 year-round flavors, like peach marmalade and fig pomegranate, plus eight seasonal flavors, including cranberry port. Courtesy of Cortini Shelton
    MADE IN GEORGIA
    Made in Georgia: Woman’s love of Emily G’s jams led to a career making them
    Anna Bell’s Mac makes one product: macaroni and cheese. The recipe is Kevin Mobley’s homage to the cooking of his great-grandmother, Annie Glenn Breedlove. Courtesy of Natasha Reilly
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    Made in Georgia: Mac and cheese, masks keep tech entrepreneur extremely busy
    In 2016, Erika Council began making biscuits for pop-up dinners; now, she has a biscuit delivery service. Courtesy of Erika Council
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    Made in Georgia: For delivery service, it’s all about the biscuits
    An important part of orchard manager David Lillard’s job is knowing when the apples are ripe and ready to be picked. Courtesy of Mercier Orchards
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    Made in Georgia: Fresh off the tree or baked in a pie, apples rule at Mercier Orchards
    Turmeric Magic is a ginger-based juice available in four flavors. CONTRIBUTED BY MIANYA'S PHOTOGRAPHY
    MADE IN GEORGIA
    Local business brings healthy ginger juice to market
    Chef Akil Amen (left) and Myriam Morisset started their raw foods company, Raw Head Bread, in 2017. CONTRIBUTED BY JENNA SHEA PHOTOGRAPHY
    MADE IN GEORGIA
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