Kashiwase Farms

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10 reviews

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Fun to taste their samples. Was able to test out the current batch for special dehydrating recipes. Awesome and organic!

1 Ferry Bldg

San Francisco, CA 94111

Kashiwase Farms is a family-owned agricultural business in San Francisco, CA, specializing in the cultivation of a variety of fresh produce.

With a commitment to sustainable farming practices, Kashiwase Farms supplies local markets and restaurants with high-quality fruits and vegetables.

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Peni Soo G.

8/12/2010

I was soooo bummed Tuesday when I too late to get my weekly supply of stone fruit from the Kashiwase stand at the Alameda Webster St Farmers' Market. My morning smoothie just isn't the same...

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Kobsupang R.

2/4/2019

Loved getting peaches and persimmons from here! Their peaches are naturally sweet and by far the best I've ever had! Always got some tips and wonderful help picking out the sweet ones, all you...

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Tina Y.

9/23/2020

I'm a huge fan of Kashiwase Farms! Their people are always friendly and helpful, and their stone fruit is AMAZING. I didn't know what a 'Dapple Dandy' pluot or an 'Emerald Beauty' plum was until I...

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Jim J.

7/19/2008

Best peaches in the world. They are so juicy you have to eat them over the sink because the juices will drip down your chin. My favorites are the: Klondikes - white flesh, sweet, and light in...

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Jboogie L.

5/19/2019

I love the stone fruit from this place. We usually venture to the College of San Mateo farmer's market but this place deserves 4 stars because it's legit with their stone fruit!

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