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who must avoid sweets even at Christmas, no packaged yellow cheese is better than the “rat” cheese sliced fresh at Rappahannock’s little stores. A basket with cheese, pickles and oranges would provide a nour-ishing and pleasant Christmas treat for almost anyone. And you can tuck in some raisins, dates or coconut for the older person who finds it hard to get out but looks forward to holiday baking.

Extra hungry? Chris Parrish suggests a tat hog from his farm in Castleton. If you’re not that hungry, Chris will also take orders for smaller amounts.

Homemade gifts of food from expert Rappahannock hands convey a warm Christmas greeting. Ann Kolack will construct a gingerbread house that will dazzle a child. She’ll even build one to resemble your own

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