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How do you bake your Bosc?

written by

Pamela Rozsa

posted on

October 23, 2024

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If you haven't taken a walk down Organic Way at Cliff's Country Market, we invite you to take the journey and discover all of your fall favorites. Not least of which is the Bosc Pear. 

Formally known as the Beurré Bosc, this pear is known for it's bold, earthy flavor profile. Versatile and unmistakably a fall favorite, this pear is a sweet delicacy!

Cliff's is proud to carry organically grown pears from Kehl Ranches out of Wapato, Washington state. 

Watch a cool video about the Bosc here

Discover Bosc Pear recipes here




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