NAG and Shiloh Farms Move In {GIVEAWAY}

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Nuts About Granola (NAG) is excited to announce a brand new production facility in Leola, PA, that will be home for manufacturing their granola. In an effort to expand local high-quality products and serve the community, NAG and Shiloh Farms were selected to fill a 19,000 SF manufacturing facility that belongs to a local non-profit organization, The Susquehanna Association for the Blind and Vision Impaired (SABVI). The partnerships will employ as many as 15 people, the majority of whom will be blind or vision impaired.

Shiloh Farms specializes in wholesome, healthy, all-natural food products that include sprouted grain breads, sprouted flours, pretzels, dried fruits, nuts, flours, grains, cheeses and more; about 90% are certified organic. “The new facility will include separate equipment dedicated to wheat-free, gluten-free production, so we’ll be expanding our line and introducing new, certified gluten free products- something our customers have been asking for,” said Peter Horvath, Shiloh Farms Director of Marketing and Business Development.

By partnering with Shiloh Farms, NAG will be able to expand their own brand and those of others via co-packing contacts. “All three companies are committed to producing superb, high quality products to serve our community,” Said Sarah Lanphier, CEO, Nuts About Granola.

Have you tried any Shiloh Farms products?  Have you tried any NAG products yet? Would you like the chance to try them both?

Simply leave a comment on this post stating one Shiloh Farms product and one NAG product that you would most like to try and you will be automatically entered to win a bag of Shiloh Farms Organic Sprouted Pancake & Waffle Mix AND a bag of NAG’s Plain Jane Granola.

Earn an extra entry for each: (leave a separate comment for each)

One winner will be announced Tuesday, February 7th.

68 thoughts on “NAG and Shiloh Farms Move In {GIVEAWAY}”

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  6. i basically HAVE to try the NAG carrot cake because it sounds so darn delicious. and all the shiloh farms pretzel varieties have got me HOOKED before ive even tried a bite. i really want to try their sprouted whole wheat pretzels with chia!

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  20. The Shiloh Farms date sugar sounds different, and their recipes look amazing. As for NAG, I’m still hesitant to try the carrot cake, but I know I will give in soon enough. (:

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  33. I would love to try NAG’s Lovers Combo. Sounds sooooooooo yummy, who doesnt love Peanut Butter n Chocolate?! I checked out Shiloh Farms web site and I their Sprouted Whole Wheat Pretzels w/Sea Salt sound AMAZE!

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  40. I’d also like to try the Peanut Butter and Jelly Nuts about Granola and Shiloh Farm’s Organic Sprouted 5 grain bread!

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  44. I’m a sucker for fresh bread so I would love to try Shiloh Farms’ sprouted breads. And because it’s so different, the Carrot Cake NAG!!! Get in my tummy!

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  53. So many choices!!! I’m in love with pancakes so I must try the pancake mix. Any granola with PB has my tastebuds won over!

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  60. Whoa – the NAG chocolate mint cookie granola sounds absolutely AMAZING. I’d love to try it. As for Shiloh Farms, I really want to try the Tapioca Flour because it seems so popular.

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  62. I’d actually love to try those spelt pancakes and either the chocolate mint or muddy waffles granola! I’ve never tried either brand and the granola in particular sounds unique and amazing.

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