Fairfield County what farms still have great sweet farm and has relish, pickled beets peaches et.....? Help want to get it soon so i can freeze it propely, any great recipes for the corn and tomatoes, easy and safe. Thank you in... (1 reply, last updated by The Chowhound Team September 17, 2008)

Maybe Cup? or Freeze Peach Cafe? Link: http://astorianyc.blogspot.com/ (4 replies, last updated by Bill E December 9, 2005)

I think the name is "Freeze Peach" which if you say it out loud sounds exactly like “Free Speech”. http://www.freezepeach.org/ It’s connected with astorians.com and I have heard it’s a good hangout spot,... (1 reply, last updated by seneca April 18, 2008)

I know this isn’t in Manhattan – and thus not even close to what you asked – but the best iced teas I’ve ever had were at the Freeze Peach Café in Astoria. You pick one of their wide selection and they... (5 replies, last updated by gingersweetiepie August 29, 2006)

original. 11. What the hell is an Espark? Aside from trying to sound like "Starbuck." 12. Go a little further in Astoria to Freeze Peach Cafe off of ditmars and 29th. The owner will actually sit and chat with you, will bring you... (4 replies, last updated by foodforthought2 January 25, 2008)

, but unless I’m dead-set against a subway ride into Manhattan, there’s no real reason to sing the praises of mediocrity just because it’s in my figurative backyard (see also: Freeze Peach). Better comestibles... (6 replies, last updated by zemilideias September 8, 2006)

You can buy loose plain rooibos at Freeze Peach, on 29th Street off Ditmars. (5 replies, last updated by mjburnett September 21, 2008)

) but has free wifi (sweet). Tell Astorya has good coffee and friendly staff and it’s mostly dead during the day. I hope it can keep its doors open. Very comfy chairs. It’s on 28th Ave between 37th and 38th street. I... (3 replies, last updated by clarkityclark September 8, 2007)

Thanks for the honorable mention. Our name is Freeze Peach, and the address is: 22-00 29th Street Astoria, NY 11105 We’re on 29th Street just off Ditmars. Open Noon to Midnight 7 days Starting Sept 1, 2005 8am – Midnight... (6 replies, last updated by loincloth July 14, 2007)

over at Freeze Peach too). If you’re going to open a cafe – you should have some food on the menu that’s good to eat. (9 replies, last updated by zemilideias September 8, 2006)

, engage in some retail therapy and stop at Tanger, but before you do that, stop at Briermere farms and pick up some pies to take home. Get a fresh peach or blueberry cream pie to eat now, and an apple/ raspberry to freeze and... (2 replies, last updated by roxlet July 12, 2009)

the fact that i am ususally diappointed with the dish, i loved. for dessert the choclate and berry crep was great, beet out the peach tart. to top it off i had some frothy vodka drink that was expensiver but tasty and full of... (1 reply, last updated by lizard acres June 26, 2004)

the place out. Thanks for the other ideas, I’m always looking for more! I forgot to list Caracas Arepa Bar on my other post. In the “outer boroughs” category, I’d add the iced chai at Freeze Peach Café in... (13 replies, last updated by piccola May 8, 2007)

I have the Donvier and i really like it! i haven’t tried any of the more expensive models, but how the Donvier works is that you freeze the canister (i usually just leave it in the freezer) and then pop it out when you want... (6 replies, last updated by Tony Bad July 24, 2003)

Personally, I find the Starbucks chai to be vile. It’s far too sweet and syrupy. I haven’t found any cafés in Manhattan that make it well, but the Freeze Peach in Astoria brews it fresh, both for the hot and iced... (16 replies, last updated by Pantsy April 28, 2006)