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Summer Guide: Stocking the Pantry

Whether you’re hanging in a beach house or holing up at home, be sure to have these local products, as selected by Jennifer Owens of www.TownScoutTravel.com concierge service, on your shelves

Words Sandy LangPhotography Christopher ShaneIssue Summer Guide 2016
Summer Guide: Stocking the Pantry

King Bean: “The best part of waking up.... Local since the ’90s and made for people who really love coffee.” $13 at Caviar & Bananas

Charleston’s Own Grits: “A breakfast essential—for shrimp and grits, cheese grits, fried grits....” $5.50 at Southern Season

Charleston Tea Plantation: “What is summer without sweet tea?” $7 at Boone Hall Farms

Bulls Bay Saltworks Carolina Sea Salt Grinder: “The Lowcountry’s own briny goodness.” $11 at Southern Season

Peanut Patch Boiled Peanuts: “A summertime favorite, no cooking required.” $12.50 for three cans or $36 for a case of 24 at www.boiledpeanuts.com (opens in a new tab)

Molly & Me Sugar & Spice Pecans: “A cocktail hour staple; just pour into a bowl and serve.” $9.75 at Boone Hall Farms

Lowcountry Olive Oil: “The oils are from Spain and Italy, but they blend them here. For a traditional EVOO, try the Lowcountry Blend.” $15 at Boone Hall Farms

Olde Colony Cheese Zingers: “Traditional cheese straws with a hint of cayenne.” $5 at Southern Season

Olde Colony Benne Wafers: “Quintessential Charleston: a perfect little something sweet to mix in with other appetizers.” $5 at Caviar & Bananas

Charleston Favorites Hot Pepper Jelly: “Top cream cheese with this tangy jelly and add some crackers—instant appetizer.” $7 at Southern Season

Charleston Bold & Spicy Bloody Mary Mix: “I love this mix because it has a little kick—exactly what you want in an eye-opener!”  $7 at Southern Season

Duke’s mayo: “An all-the-time Southern staple, but especially in the summer for tomato sandwiches!” $2 at Harris Teeter

Lee Bros. Deluxe Boil-Your-Own Peanuts Kit: “Great for a crowd; just put it in the Crock-Pot, go play in the surf, and come back to a salty good snack.” $24.50 (makes 6 lbs.) at www.boiledpeanuts.com (opens in a new tab)

Charleston Favorites pickled okra: “Yummy snack or garnish for your bloody Marys.” $7 at Harris Teeter

Old Bay Seasoning: “Essential for any Charleston kitchen; key for Frogmore stew and shrimp boils.” $5 at Harris Teeter

Celia’s SUGO Marinara: “For  a super easy, super delicious post-beach dinner.” $11 at Southern Season

Mrs. Sassard’s Jerusalem Artichoke Relish: “The perfect accompaniment to hot dogs, turkey sandwiches, and more.” $12 at Southern Season

Nutty Goodness: “A sweet snack you can feel good about.” $3 at the Charleston Farmers Market or www.nuttygoodness.com (opens in a new tab)

Blenheim Ginger Ale: “Real ginger ale, with a bite—so refreshing after a few hours on the beach.” $16 for a six-pack at Caviar & Bananas

Red Clay Hot Sauce: “Get the Carolina Hot.” $8 at Southern Season

Carolina Plantation Carolina Gold Rice: “A local pantry must!” $12 for a 2 lb. bag at Boone Hall Farms

Primal Jerky: “A great go-to snack. Try the spicy flavor.” $8 at Southern Season

Charleston Original Cocktail Sauce: “For shrimp boils and more.” $8 at Boone Hall Farms

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