Are you hungry for change? Sarah Manuel, owner and chef of the Streatery and Farmer Meets Foodie, believes in challenging the way society has taught us to eat.
She describes Streatery Food Truck as a humble beginning in her efforts to contribute to the reconstruction of a broken food system. When it comes to ingredient sourcing, if a good, nutritional product is available locally, Sarah chooses it over a cheaper, distant product every time. She does this for a myriad of reasons, all of which relate back to going against the grain of the modern day food giants.
“For us, local ingredients aren’t a bonus or a marketing scheme – they’re literally the foundational tools on which we base our ever changing menus. Farmer Meets Foodie cannot exist without our local food producers. They are an integral part of our mission, which is to help maintain the integrity of local agriculture by using local, seasonal and rotational ingredients.”
Find Streatery Food Truck parked outside Triple Dog Brewing Co. the next time you’re in Havre!
It’s more than a meal. When you support Abundant Montana restaurants, you advocate for change in our food system.
Visit Farmer Meets Foodie and Streatery Food Truck’s Abundant Montana listing! And visit Abundant Montana to find other great Montana businesses that are committed to feeding you Montana-grown and produced foods.
Be sure to check out the local farms, ranches, and other producers that supply Streatery’s ingredients: Timeless Food, Prairie Grass Ranch, Montana Flour and Grains, KAMUT, The Oil Barn, C&S Produce, High Horizon Gardens Tomato, Lifeline Creamery & Farm Store, Tucker Family Farm, Faltree Farm, Amaltheia Organic Dairy, Bausch Potato, Boja Farm, Catamount Farm, Chance Farm, Fat Robin Orchard & Farm, Garden City Fungi, Kokoro Flowers, Meier Orchard, Mill Crick Farm, Montana Blueberries, Montana Roots, Moss Farm, Pony Produce, Terrapin Farm, Montana Natural Lamb, Native Fish Keepers, Gluten Free Prairie, Montana Gluten Free, Mission Mountain Eggs, Kalispell Kreamery, Mountina Cheese, and Roots Kitchen and Cannery.
