Yoder’s Market

Blanch, United States

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5 reviews

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+1 336-694-1800
Website:
www.ncyodersmarket.com
Address:
90 County Home Rd, Blanch, NC, 27212
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Today

Today 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Blanch) 10:10 Monday, 30 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

We are a small specialty market located in Blanch, North Carolina offering fresh baked goods, deli sandwiches, jams and jellies, organic grains and flours, gluten free products, dried fruits and nuts, housewares and Amish handcrafted furniture.

History

Established in 1990.

Yoder’s began in Caswell County about 25 years ago by an Amishman, Mr. Sam Yoder, and his family. A bulk food store is a common thing in Amish/​Mennonite communities. The original store was on Hwy 62 (part of NC’s Colonial Heritage Scenic Byway), then later it was moved to Blanch Road, where it was on the same property as the family’s home. In 2008, under new management by the Smiths, the store moved to it’s current location of 90 County Home Rd in Yanceyville NC right in the heart of Caswell County. The store expanded with an on-​site bakery and deli and nearly triple the space. With the heavy traffic flow right off of highway 86, it was an excellent move! In 2014, Brittney Scruggs and her husband, Justin, took over as the new store owners. They remodeled the store front with a fresh country feel and brought in a much sought after sandwich shop. By getting involved in the local community, the store continues to carry on it’s legacy and is thriving to this day!

Meet the Business Owner

Brittney S.

Business Owner

Brittney Scruggs has been the owner of Yoder’s Country Market since January of 2014. She graduated from Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA and is married to Justin Scruggs and is the proud mother of 2 children. She is an active member of her local church and greatly involved in the Caswell community by helping donate and support local charities such as the Caswell County Animal Shelter, Relay for Life and the Caswell Parish.

Nearby

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Hardee’s of Yanceyville
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McDonald’s
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5 reviews of Yoder’s Market

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Place rating: 5
Durham, NC
Made a stop at Yoder’s again. I sure wish I lived closer, I’d be here more often! From the moment I walked in the door I could smell freshly baked bread so I knew it would be on my list.
Anyway, started out with a box lunch. An ample roast beef sandwich on tomato basil bread with Muenster cheese — delicious. A side of potato salad and Diet Birch beer and I was ready to shop!
Several small loaves of cinnamon raisin sour dough bread, Amish butter, three jars of Christmas jam, corn chowder soup mix, a bag of skinny soup noodles, micro marsh mellows and I knew I better head out the door soon! I had a little Birch beer left in the can so I’d be good for the ride back to Durham too!
I’ll be back again before Christmas for some more small gifts and maybe the amazing tomato slicing knives will be back in stock by then!
Super nice employees and an amazing selection of goods. Love this place!
Place rating: 5
Yanceyville, NC
Very good place! The items they sell there is wonderful! And the ice cream they sell (to die for)!! Definitely recommend this place to everyone traveling into Yanceyville
Place rating: 5
Browns Summit, NC
I love going to Yoders, this is a little Amish Market/​Country Store that is packed with all kinds of goodies. I make a trip about every 6 – 8 weeks just to stock up on jellies, jams, fruit butters & whatever else catches my eye I may «need». All the jellies/​jams & fruit butters here are the real deal, made with fruit, sugar, spices & pectin — no artificial colors, flavors or high fructose corn syrup here. They have so many flavors & varities you will never find in the regular grocery store — Elderberry Jam, Damson Preserves, Peach Butter, Pumpkin Butter, Sweet Potato Butter & Dutch Apple Pie Jam just to name a few of my favorites. They are a «Bulk Foods» distributor, so they buy in large quantities & repackage themselves to stock their shelves. They have crazy low prices on spices, you can get a ½ lb tub of cinnamon for what you pay for a 2oz bottle at the grocery store, which is good for anyone that does alot of cooking & baking. You can get just about any of the old fashioned candies in 1lb plastic bags like double dipped chocolate covered peanuts, malted milk balls, yogurt covered raisins & a ton of other candies. They always have fresh baked breads that are always awesome, the other day they had Pumpkin Whoopie Pies they had just made which were super good. It’s definitely a fun store to check out. If you go on saturday, go early as they close at 12pm noon except around the holidays, they extend their hours then.
Place rating: 3
Greensboro, NC
Very interesting place with a variety of old fashioned package goods, pasta, dip and gravy mixes (many under their own label), some canned items, breads & bakery choices, and deli items. This is one of two locations for this market, the other (and original one) is in Salisbury.
This location has had to temporarily stop selling sandwiches by order of the local health department until they put in a drop ceciling in the deli/​sandwich making area at a cost of around $ 2,000. I certainly feel better knowing that our government, at every level, continues to look out for us in every possible, invasive manner. I’ll reutrn and try their sandwiches another time, if they are able to stay in business.
Place rating: 2
Raleigh, NC
I think this location should be listed as Yanceyville. I don’t think it’s really in Blanch. I had trouble finding it because I had the address of the old location that really was in Blanch. This location is right outside Yanceyville on the road back to Hillsborough. Also, I was told by an employee that the former owner of this place, Mr. Yoder, sold the store several years ago when it was located in Blanch. It was then moved to the new location. I did see an Amish woman going into the office in back, so I think it must still be Amish owner. It’s possible she’s just an employee and a non-​Amish person owns the store now.
The selection is decent. I bought a couple jars of jam, (made in Virginia) and some apple butter (made in Pennsylvania), none of which I think was made by Amish. I also bought some birch beer, some raisin bread and a whoopie pie (similar to a gob for Pennsylvanians).
The raisin bread was OK but not great. It didn’t have many raisins and tasted stale. I ate the whoopie pie and almost immediately was vomiting up what I ate until I had vomited up the whole thing. I’m guessing the cream filling inside was bad, even though it’s sold and usually eaten at room temperature.
I would not buy any baked goods from them again. I would go back to buy jam, jelly, etc. They sell the jam and jelly in large jars and it’s a good price compared to buying jam in the supermarket.