Bada Bing Cherries®
M300202 | Tillen Farms
Tillen Farms sets the bar high for how cocktails should taste. From crisp pickled veggies to American-grown cherries to sassy syrups, these garnishes and add-ins celebrate produce that’s picked at the peak of ripeness for year-round enjoyment. Perfect for mixing and mingling with your favorite drinks and dishes, these exceptionally delicious products are the start to all sorts of spirited fun!
- Processed in Oregon
- Pitted and stem-on bing cherries
- Non-GMO certified
Tillen Farms sets the bar high for how cocktails should taste. From crisp pickled veggies to American-grown cherries to sassy syrups, these garnishes and add-ins celebrate produce that’s picked at the peak of ripeness for year-round enjoyment. Perfect for mixing and mingling with your favorite drinks and dishes, these exceptionally delicious products are the start to all sorts of spirited fun!
- Processed in Oregon
- Pitted and stem-on bing cherries
- Non-GMO certified
Description
Tillen Farms sets the bar high for how cocktails should taste. From crisp pickled veggies to American-grown cherries to sassy syrups, these garnishes and add-ins celebrate produce that’s picked at the peak of ripeness for year-round enjoyment. Perfect for mixing and mingling with your favorite drinks and dishes, these exceptionally delicious products are the start to all sorts of spirited fun!
- Processed in Oregon
- Pitted and stem-on bing cherries
- Non-GMO certified
Details for Bada Bing Cherries
Our Bada Bing Cherries are processed in Oregon’s Willamette Valley.
Product Care
Refrigerate after opening and serve cold for best results.
Weight
0 oz.
Additional Information
Our pitting equipment is 99.9% perfect, but watch out for an occasional pit!
Nutritional Info for Bada Bing Cherries
Ingredients
Cherries, Water, Sugar, Fruit and Vegetable Concentrate (Color), Citric Acid, Natural Flavor
Gluten Status
Non-Gluten Ingredients
Genetically Modified
No
The nutritional information presented above may differ slightly from that seen on purchased products. When discrepancies occur, information on the product label(s) is considered the most accurate.
