Please join us for another parking lot sale this Sunday!
WHEN: SUNDAY MARCH 29th from 10:00am - 2:00pm
WHERE: 4787 KINNAMON ROAD, WINSTON-SALEM
Payment options: Cash Preferred, but also accept Credit/Debit Cards
(Please note important traffic instructions at the end of this page)
Stock up on delicious, all-natural, locally raised and produced poultry and meat products for your family and loved ones. This time around, we're offering our popular Naked Chicken Tenders, Whole Heritage Beef Striploins, and our signature Poulet Rouge® Heritage Chicken (raised here in NC, and a favorite of award-winning chefs nationwide!).
Your support helps us keep paychecks going to our employees, keeps our animals fed and farmers compensated, and helps ensure that we are ready to supply all your favorite restaurants once they return to normal!
NO LIMITS ON QUANTITY PURCHASED
We will be offering the products below during the parking lot sale. If we happen to run out of any of these items, we will have similar items available to substitute.
We appreciate all of the calls and messages from folks interested in our next sale, and we've been working diligently to plan this upcoming event with more attention to traffic flow and efficiency. Please take a moment to review the map below, and plan your trip to approach our entrance from 158/Stratford. No left turns off of Kinnamon will be permitted, and Forsyth County Sherriffs will be on-site to help direct traffic.
We hope to see you there! Let us know you're coming on our Facebook event page!
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