
Suck It Fruity
Suck It Fruity is a husband and wife team fermenting fruits and vegetables to offer delicious and healthy ades and kimchi. Fermentation is an old way to both preserve and prepare food. Fermented foods are delicious, and an additional benefit is the production of bacteria that is good for the gut, or probiotics. Suck It Fruity serves at farmers' markets across the western slope, educating people about fermentation, and serving up kimchi, and the best and only ades around. We champion a return to fresh and local foods, wellbeing, and community building.
Suck It Fruity makes refreshing, healthy, fruit drinks and kimchi for the western slope farmers market community. Our carbonated, fermented ades are made from fresh fruit (apple, cherry, grapefruit, kiwi, lemon, mango, pineapple, peach, pomegranate, and strawberry), lemon juice, and sparkling water. We partner with local farms in Grand Junction and Palisade to use local apples, cherries, peaches, cabbage, cucumber, and radish. Fermentation allows us to provide healthier and tastier alternatives to canned and bottled drinks. Made to order, there are no chemicals, processed ingredients, or preservatives. Moreover, our drinks are probiotic, which means that through fermentation, our drinks provide consumers with healthy bacteria for the intestine. Kimchi, a fermented vegetable (cabbage, cucumber, or radish), made with pepper powder, also has wonderful probiotics for the human intestine. Kimchi is spicy, because of the pepper powder. A staple in the Korean diet, kimchi is a side dish that is often paired with rice, or eaten with pork, beef, and lettuce.
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Heritage Plaza
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Hours of Operation
2025 Market on the Plaza
- Wed:
- 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Market on the Plaza season dates: June 11 - September 10 Saturdays, 9 - 1, Montrose Farmers' Market, Montrose (May through December) Sundays, 9 - 1, Palisade Sunday Farmers' Market, Palisade (June1 through October 5)
*Hours may vary during holidays and shoulder seasons.