Locally Produced Foods Available in Bozeman (and online!)

Montana is not typically thought of as a foodie destination, but those who live here would argue that it could be. Bozeman is fast becoming known for its excellent restaurants, and the first-rate meal that lands on your table isn’t even where our amazing food scene begins. Montanans are fortunate to have access to some of the highest quality meat and dairy in the country, and we also have many innovative producers creating or curating some of the most mouthwatering foods and ingredients around. Here are some local producers that you can experience when you visit Bozeman and then order from or ship to family and friends when you find your way home. 

 

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Farmented Foods

We’re all trying to add more probiotics to our diets these days, and this local company offers several unique and delicious ways to enjoy them. Try their fermented Radish Kimchi, Dill Sauerkraut and Spicy Carrot Chips while you’re in Bozeman, or check out their story and have their goods shipped to you from their website.

 

 

 

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B Bar Ranch

The certified organic B Bar Ranch is the epitome of Montana meat producers, with a commitment to sustainable practices and regenerative agriculture that results in a healthy, delicious product. B Bar Ranch makes incredibly fresh and excellent grass-fed beef, kielbasa, steaks and more. Visit their online shop for many creative boxes that make a fantastic Montana-inspired gift, and be sure to pick up some of their meat at the Co-op when you visit Bozeman. 

 

 

 

Plate & Pantry Foods

Plate & Pantry makes the best pickles you never had, and once you try them, you won’t go back. They’re perfectly sweet, spicy, and crunchy: enjoy them as a snack, or use them to add a refreshing zing to any sandwich. Plate & Pantry also makes sauces, spreads, and BBQ sauce. Find them in Bozeman at Joe’s Parkway, Town & Country, and several other locations, or order online.

 

 

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Elle's Belles Bakery

Started by Elle Fine out of her home in 2003, Elle’s Belles custom bakery has essentially risen to bakery stardom, making Oprah’s favorites list and regularly selling out of their hand pies, emoji cookies and other custom treats on Goldbelly. Find their delicious baked goods in Bozeman at Zocalo Coffee and Joe’s Parkway, and have them shipped nationwide through Goldbelly or at their website.

 

 

 

Amaltheia Organic Dairy

Named for the goat that nursed Zeus (if you forgot from English class, he’s the god of gods), Amaltheia’s tangy, fresh, locally produced goat cheeses are a staple in Bozeman grocery stores and households, and you can order them online, too. When you’re in town, find their cheeses and other offerings from their organic farm at local farmer’s markets and grocers, and order online

 

 

 

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Steep Mountain Tea

Another specialty beverage company with a Bozeman storefront, Steep Mountain, offers an incredible selection of teas carefully sourced from around the world. Treat yourself to a yummy bubble tea (kids love them) or one of their menu specials (the Mack and the Roasted Coconut Mate are top-notch), or have their teas shipped to your home via their website

 

 

 

Ghost Town Coffee

This Bozeman-based specialty coffee company is focused on sourcing sustainably produced coffees in a responsible way. Whatever your coffee persuasion (espresso, single origin, or even unroasted, “green” coffee), you’re sure to find something wonderful to brew and sip. Visit them in Bozeman at one of their two locations for a fresh cup, find them at local grocers, or order their coffees online

 

 

 

Bequet Caramels

Another Bozeman favorite, Bequet Confections, makes the yummiest caramels, with the perfect balance of softness and chew, in flavors like Celtic sea salt, green apple, and butterscotch. You can find them at grocers nationwide, including many in Bozeman, or order their irresistible confections for your family and friends online.

 

Want to learn more about Bozeman’s amazing culinary scene? Check out our restaurant guide here.

 

 

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