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Local sweet corn thoughts

The best time to eat sweet corn is immediately after it's picked, or as close as possible to the day that it was picked.

The local farmers planted their sweet corn in May. So sweet corn sold in the Toledo area prior to late June was probably not grown locally.

In the past, I've bought Bench's sweet corn at the Thursday night Perrysburg farmers market. They picked their sweet corn on Thursday, or if the weather forecast was off, they picked on Wednesday.

Eating the sweet corn that evening was amazing. After only a few days, the sweet corn still tasted good, but not like those first couple days after buying it.

Freezing sweet corn makes for a nice treat in January.

#Toledo #food #farming #local

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