Country Pantry

This store is wonderful! I recently moved to the area and now have a source for local milk and dairy. I prefer supporting local businesses especially for groceries. Staff are always helpful and friendly.

I finally got a chance to check out the store, and I was pleasantly surprised. I found everything I was hoping to find. Cheap spices, farm fresh eggs, local raw honey, and lots more. Everyone was so sweet to my daughter and I. I will be back for sure!
Oh, I should add that they do have a restroom. Very important if you have young kids like I do.

We drove by this place and were curious so we decided to go in. There was a lot of stuff to buy. Jams, cheeses, bulk items, meats, kitchen stuff etc… The prices were good on some items, but on others they were too pricey. We bought a dozen eggs for $ 2.15 which is a good price. We also bought some jerky sticks for about $ 10. They were not very good, the inside was very pasty and not what we expected. Ended up throwing out the jerky sticks because nobody in the family could get past the texture. The cheese we bought was very good however, and a great price, only $ 4.50 for a half a round of farmers cheese. I would probably not drive all the way out there again though.

I shouldn’t have mentioned the Mennonite market to my girlfriend because she immediately wanted to go there-​which is quite out of the way but after visiting here again I don’t know why I don’t come here more often. You can tell that stuff like butter and milk and eggs are just as farm fresh as you can get and the bulk items are amazingly cheap for what you get. Even my girlfriend was impressed with carob chips-​which was something she searched high and low for back in NYC and couldn’t find anywhere. Their spice rack is just mind numbingly cheap as well as all the flours, quinoa flour, almond meal, all cheaper or similar price (which translates to cheaper since there’s no tax charged here.) They even have a large variety of coconut oil and olive oils, naturally pressed for much cheaper than you could get at Whole Foods without the long trip.
I have to come back here with a plan next time so I can bring a cooler bag for their milk and eggs and their homemade bacon. One of the few highlights to living in Clarksville.

Went today, harder to find than most say but defiantly need to go. I am super exicted about my farm fresh milk, my lucky charms marshmallows, homemade soap, local honey, fresh made cheese. Can’t wait to go back to return my milk bottle and get a new one and to go through all of their spices and flours again. Try to go again in a week or so to trade out the bottle.

I have heard about this place since I moved here forever ago. Since I am on spring break this week, I decided to ask my hubby if he wanted to go on an adventure here today since the weather was gorgeous. It was easy to find with the provided map and there was hardly anyone there (plus for me– I have heard it gets busy on Saturday).
My husband had no idea what was there, so we both spent the first 20 minutes looking around at everything. I was amazed at the bulk selections– quinoa, steel cut oats, cornmeal, flour, fresh cheese, butter, milk, eggs, meats and many more things. The workers were very pleasant and the store was very clean. I ended up getting the marshmallows (who wouldn’t after reading the previous review), some candied grapefruit chews, the veggie chips, and my husband picked out a few things as well– everything was only $ 12!. Planning on going back and bringing a cooler in a few weeks to try out the eggs, milk, meats, and cheeses. I remember that the eggs were $ 2.12 (I think) which sounds pricey– but free range eggs taste so good! There may be some things you wouldn’t want– but others could come in handy.
If you are in the area and like to cook (or stock up in bulk), you should totally go. It is a neat experience :)

Country Pantry is a great little Mennonite shop in Guthrie. Lots of bulk food items for stocking your kitchen pantry. There are too many items to list, but my favorite «must have» items when I visit are: garlic cheese curds, veggie chips, and blackstrap molasses. You can also drop off used clothing, and they’ll ship it to their missions in third world countries. Wonderful people — if you’re in Guthrie, pay them a visit!

Best store east of the Mississippi! I don’t know of anywhere near me in California that offers such fabulous Amish goods. I will come back to Kentucky/​Tennessee just to shop here. Great honey, jams, snacks, candies, and baking products. We need more places like this in America!

Veggie Chips.
They are so good, we paid for the giant bag, that’s a whole $ 19. I’m going to attempt to make some myself in a couple weeks, after we finish this huge bag. We’re halfway done. It’s sad, they are so good, yet so expensive.
I love this little shop.
They have everything you could possibly need for baking. All kinds of spices, dried herbs, grains, so much I can’t even name it all. They sell in bulk as well as smaller sizes too.
Closed on Sundays.

You know Lucky Charms cereal? You know the marshmallows that you eat straight out of the box? Well, you can buy them by the bag here with no cereal to mess up the experience.
Enough said!

Country Pantry is an Amish store unlike anywhere else nearby, carrying a myriad of mixes, sugars, flours, candy, cookware, produce, cheese, and even fair trade essential oils. It’s in a modest building off Guthrie Rd. The sign is tiny, but it’s worth keeping an eye out for if you want to get baking supplies in bulk inexpensively.
When I went in this week, I was able to grab a sack of evaporated cane juice, kosher salt, and birch beer. This spared me a trip 50 minutes into Nashville, saving gas, time, and lots of money. Yay!