Boiled in Brooklyn

 
cobble hill blog 10/12/2009
 

The Cobble Hill Blog just did a nice little post about us:

A goober pea grows in Brooklyn

 An article in the Daily News today features a couple from Carroll Gardens (by way of Florida) who started selling goober peas (immature peanuts boiled in salty brine) on their stoop, and now they’re a hit at the Brooklyn Flea. Have any of you had goober peas, or these in particular? The down-home snack can be ordered from Brooklyn pea-boilers website at Boiled in Brooklyn.

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Barry Paddock wrote a great article about us in the Daily News today!  Check out the article online or grab a copy of the Daily News.
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BFF of the week 10/07/2009
 
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The Brooklyn Flea's BBF of the week was Adriana.  She is from Tennessee and was as excited to see Boiled Peanuts in Brooklyn.  Check out the whole interview here
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This past weekend we were lucky enough to be interviewed by a major new york paper.  The photographer for the Brooklyn Flea snuck this shot of me expounding on the subtleties of the boiled peanut. 
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Our good friends at RUX got a bag of goober peas into the pages of new york magazine (you have to look closely).  check out the article here.
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from me to you 09/08/2009
 
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This great boiling peanuts photo was taken by Jamie of From Me To You.  Her blog has some really amazing work on it, you should definitely check it out.
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To answer the question "what is a goober pea and how do I eat it" we created two new signs for our brooklyn flea booth this week.
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witchcowboy 09/04/2009
 
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We were listed on witchcowboy's top five things to do this weekend!  Thanks for the listing guys.
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For our second week at the flea we introduced our gallon jugs of "not too sweet" iced tea. We sold all six gallons by 4pm!
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ink+wit 08/31/2009
 
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We met blogger Tara Hogan when she stopped by our booth at the Flea.   She wrote a fun piece on our peas.  Check out her beautiful illustrations and the article here. 
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