The Georgia Freestone peach truck cometh (Tree-Ripe)
The Georgia Freestone peach truck cometh (Tree-Ripe)
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Post #301 - June 12th, 2020, 10:05 amMs. Ingie wrote:Lots of changes this year. I'm not happy.
I haven't noticed other significant changes besides the two Chicago area locations missing.-Mary
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Post #302 - June 29th, 2020, 7:06 pmPreliminary taste test yielded encouraging results.
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Post #303 - June 29th, 2020, 8:01 pmThe GP wrote:Ms. Ingie wrote:Lots of changes this year. I'm not happy.
I haven't noticed other significant changes besides the two Chicago area locations missing.
I have been able to time pick ups with trips to Wisconsin. The schedule has changed in several locations and I'm finding it difficult to make the new schedule work.Ms. Ingie
Life is too short, why skip dessert?
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Post #304 - June 30th, 2020, 8:09 amMs. Ingie wrote: I have been able to time pick ups with trips to Wisconsin. The schedule has changed in several locations and I'm finding it difficult to make the new schedule work.
It has been an unprecedented year for them for sure. From a recent Facebook post:Tree-Ripe Fruit wrote: Peach supply update
Due to the overwhelming demand for peaches this season, we have had to make the very difficult decision to place a box limit on a few of our delivery dates. This is a decision we hate to make, and one we don't make lightly. We truly do apologize for this inconvenience and please know our entire team is working tirelessly to get the more peaches to the Midwest to remove this limit ASAP.
We understand many of you are buying in bulk for multiple households, so we are strongly encouraging everyone who is planning to come out to go to our website's location pages to see if your stop has been affected. We will post updates regarding any changes to fruit availability there, rather than here on Facebook. We have links to each state's page below so you can find your location and date.
In an effort due to the ongoing Covid-19 situation, we are continuing to make a big effort to keep our customers and employees safe. Unfortunately, this means we will be discontinuing the use of cash at all stops effective immediately. Please use credit/debit payment or mobile pay. If you must use cash for any reason, please have the exact amount as we will not be able to give change. If you are paying by check, please have them filled out completely before approaching the sales table. Thank you for your understanding!
Wisconsin: http://www.tree-ripe.com/wisconsin-locations
Illinois: http://www.tree-ripe.com/illinois-locations
Iowa: http://www.tree-ripe.com/iowa-locations
Michigan: http://www.tree-ripe.com/michigan-locations
Minnesota: http://www.tree-ripe.com/minnesota-locations-Mary
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Post #305 - January 5th, 2021, 2:21 pmexcelsior wrote:Tree-Ripe's citrus run (Navel oranges, Ruby Red grapefruit, and Minneola tangelos--better known as a Honeybell) ...
Tree-Ripe also does citrus as excelsior noted in 2015. Free delivery to Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. We ordered a box of ruby red grapefruit and satsuma mandarins in December. The grapefruit was quite good. Very juicy. I thought the mandarins were okay. They had a more delicate flavor. I might order the January gift box which has 10 pounds of assorted fruit (grapefruit, honeybells, Shiranui mandarins and honey tangerines) plus a pound of Wisconsin raw honeoy.-Mary
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