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  Source While cherries are grown in several states, we source our red tart cherries from our organic growers in Utah and Washington state. There are several varieties of cherries but we choose the Montmorency varietal for its taste, usability, and nutritional benefits.       History The Montmorency cherry tree is named for an area near Paris, France.  However, the cultivation of this tart cherry dates back to Ancient Rome.  The Romans discovered the fruit along the banks of the Black Sea. They began planting cherry trees along roads throughout the Roman territory for food, as well as, wood to build weapons and equipment. Nutrition Not only are our tart cherries sun-dried and lightly sweetened to perfection, but they...

"Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world." - Gustave Flaubert Most of us know and crave the benefits of travel. Adventure, the thrill of the unknown, the new smells, the different sounds, the way of life that is so opposite than our "normal": they stretch us and teach us more about ourselves and this great big world than we ever would learn from staying inside our comfort zone. Trail mix in-hand is a necessity for any type of ride! Don't forget to tag your weekend adventures with #EatAllgood or #LiveAllgood to be featured on our Instagram. A photo posted by AllgoodProvisions (@allgoodprovisions) on Feb 13, 2016 at 9:51am PST And though we...