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New Hampshire
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Food Culture of New Hampshire
Where mountains meet the sea, New Hampshire's food culture is deeply rooted in Native American, English, and French Canadian traditions—all united by seasonal, local ingredients. Here you can witness the transformation from sap to maple syrup, pick fresh apples, and pull lobster straight from the day's catch. Discover the sugarhouses, local grocers, and seafood markets worth exploring on your next visit.
Field Notes
Travel Snapshot
Time Zone:
Eastern
Population:
Nearly 1.4 million
Local Staples:
Maple syrup and apples
Landscape:
White Mountains, lakes, forests
Capital:
Concord
Airports:
MHT, BOS (nearby)
Signature Dishes
(or things you should try to cook while you're here)
Farmers Markets
California's farmers markets are open year-round, reflecting one of the most diverse growing seasons in the country. Explore this selection of markets on your next trip.
