B&P Hitz Fruit Farm

Pat & her husband are very nice peeps, I am glad the parental units referred me. I bought 20 pounds of hazelnuts and walnuts. What’s cool too is they can break the shells open for you if you buy a minimum which isn’t that high. You still have to separate them when you get home but at least you don’t have to break them. A lot of places don’t even have hazelnuts this time of year, their in the season in the fall. Their $ 1.75 a pound, this is with the shell, without it it averages to about $ 3.33. I had to figure it out because as of last week I was going into the healthy version of Nutella making business! New Seasons here I come! I realize now I’d have to charge $ 20 a jar to make a couple bucks a jar, any takers!!! Yeah, on to newer endeavors. It’s a better price than the store though and a much better flavor, that’s for damn sure! They sell fruits and veggies too, which I will go back for when they have a little more. The weather hasn’t exactly been great for the crops, but soon!

If you’re on your way from Woodburn to Mt Angel then you owe it to yourself to stop at the B&P Hitz Fruit Farm. It’s actually a small fruit stand with unusual hours. The proprietors are an absolute delight. They use an antique cash register and they still do their mathematics on a piece of paper.
There are varieties of apples here that you would never find in a grocery store. The prices! They are fantastic! Apples usually sell from about 49 to 59 cents a pound. B&P Hitz Fruit Farm also has jams, jellies, honey, and other local produce for sale. If it’s apple season please be sure to ask for their apple cider. They press their own cider and it is to die for!
As you’re gazing at the produce fork lifts come in from the fields bringing in fresh fruits and vegetables. It doesn’t get any better or fresher than it does at B&P Hitz Fruit Farm!

Great Prices !!!
Apples are .59 and .69 a pound. They have honey, jam, syrups, nuts and what ever produce is in season at the time.
The syrups (for pancakes and what not) are $ 3. And so so good, the blueberry is my daughters favorite. The people who run are also a sweet hard working farm couple.

we love this place it has the best honey and jelly and apples and in season fruit and veggies my kids beg me to stop when we are headed out to mt angel

This is a small fruit stand out on Hwy 214, you’ll see it on the right as you are heading north just before the curve into Woodburn.
Hours: 1:30 to 5:30pm Tuesday thru Sunday (closed Mondays).
They sell mainly apples (of many sizes and varieties). Other things they sell: filberts, walnuts, honey, garlic, shallots, small red potatos, Russett potatos, and odd finger potatoes. The apples were only $.49 to $.59/​lb, they are running low because its not really apple season anymore.
As I was putting my new jar of honey next to my old jar of honey I noticed a serious discrepancy between the jar of honey from this place and the jar of honey I’d bought at the Sacramento Farmers Market. Man that really burns me!