What happened to that company—I remember buying their jars of gefilte fish at brooklyn shoprite at pesach in the late 90’s—-it was better than kedem—- and one-third the price!!!!! (0 replies, last updated by joebenjamin June 15, 2008)

While surfing the web today, I came upon the website of Heritage Food USA. Here’s a description of what they do. "Heritage foods are foods derived from rare breeds of American livestock and crops with strong genetic... (1 reply, last updated by Striver November 4, 2004)

With apologies for making this post a few weeks late, I wanted to tell folks about the incredible quality of the whole cured ham I ordered for Easter from Heritage Foods. Dismayed at the prospect of another year of a store-bought... (5 replies, last updated by Ginger Wolf April 25, 2007)

That’s the odd thing – I find Heritage to be REALLY overpriced! I love passage to India in Bethesda, but that’s too far – it is good though (I think) (7 replies, last updated by Jeserf August 11, 2009)

Some of you fellow Slow Food devotees might know this...I am trying to find a heritage turkey, one of the Narragansett, Bourbon Red, Jersey Buff or the Standard Bronze breed for Thanksgiving this year. I may be too late, but... (2 replies, last updated by JudiAU November 8, 2002)

Another Thanksgiving option, Whole Foods sells Diestel’s American Bronze x Bronze "heritage" turkeys. Link: http://www.rarefruit.com/pitahayabook.html (4 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston October 23, 2004)

SLOWFOOD has been instrumental in bringing visibility to the Heritage Turkey project. I know that SLOWFOOD-LA usually sells Heritage Turkeys for the holiday season. Also you may want to contact SLOWFOOD USA for additional... (1 reply, last updated by EAO September 3, 2004)

this Slow Food was not yet heard of, "Heritage" tomatoes were not on the market yet....Seed Savers had just brought over the seeds of the first of the Russian varieties. I am sure you have had success with yours. I was just... (15 replies, last updated by bflocat August 26, 2008)

Hi everybody. I want to order a heritage turkey, delivery or pickup in Manhattan. I believe, but I’m not sure, that D’Artagnan ships them frozen. I want a fresh heritage turkey. Not free range only. Heritage. Any idea... (7 replies, last updated by Nina W. November 16, 2004)

I’m planning to check out Himalayan Heritage in Adams Morgan with friends sometime this week. I’ve been wanting to go pretty much solely due to the fact that its Nepalese (and Indian) and that’s kind of a... (4 replies, last updated by Teddybear April 8, 2009)

Two recent Chowhound lunches took me to the Nepali/Indian food of Himalayan Heritage in Adams Morgan, and the refined Indian cuisine at Heritage India. No relation between the two places. The best part of the lunch at HH was the... (7 replies, last updated by deangold September 25, 2009)

Thanks for the replies. I went ahead and ordered from Heritage Foods USA. (3 replies, last updated by banquo November 9, 2007)

There are some recipes located on the Heritage Foods website: http://www.heritagefoodsusa.com/heritage_recipes/poultry.html From a Marian Burros article in the NY Times last year (Nov 2006), seems like one of the keys to cooking a... (7 replies, last updated by GilaB November 24, 2009)

We bought ours froom Heritage Foods USA last year – fresh, although they also sell frozen. You should know that the flavor is decidedly un-commercial turkey so if you have family/guests who for example only eat “white... (7 replies, last updated by Joan Kureczka October 4, 2005)

if they have heritage breeds or know of anyone who does. http://www.localharvest.org/ Another source but not local is the Slow Food Ark of Taste for anything from heritage meats to dying produce, grains and other items here in the... (2 replies, last updated by CocoaNut December 11, 2008)