Yoder’s Country Cupboard

The store sells bulk foods alongside a selection of organic and natural foods. Buying staples in larger quantities suits anyone who cooks or bakes regularly and would rather restock a pantry than make repeated trips for small packages. The organic and natural lines give shoppers an option beyond the standard grocery shelf, in the same place as the bulk bins.

Homemade pastas and baked goods round out the prepared side of the store. The pasta is made rather than packaged off a national distributor’s truck, so the range depends on what is on hand. Baked goods cover the usual breads and pastries category, and like the pasta, availability comes down to what has been produced for the day.

A deli stocks Amish-style deli meats, sliced or sold by weight depending on the cut. Combined with the breads and bulk goods, that covers most of what a sandwich or a week of meals would call for in one stop. Payment is cash only; there is no card reader noted, so plan to bring enough for the trip. Hours are not posted here, so it is worth calling ahead before driving out, particularly if you are coming from any distance.