Moonlady’s Kitchen Product Page

Contact me: 
darcy@themoonlady.com
(Text) 574-309-2506



Candied Fruits
Orange Peel (2 oz) $1.00
Lemon Peel (2 oz) $1.00
Lime Peel (2 oz) $1.00
Grapefruit Peel (2 oz) $1.00
Banana Peel (2 oz) $1.00
Watermelon rind (2 oz) $1.00
Cinnamon candied watermelon (2 oz) $1.00
Cinnamon candied pumpkin (2 oz) $1.00



Dried Fruits and Veggies
Banana Chips (2 oz) $1.00
Apple Chips (1 oz) $2.00
Dried Pineapple (1 oz) $2.00 (SO)
Dried Kiwi (2 oz) $3.00 (SO)
Dried watermelon $1.00 (SO, seasonal)
Tomato chips (0.5 oz) $2.00 
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds $1.00


Fruit Leather (1 oz) $1.00
In stock flavors variety, Special orders available 
Example flavors:
Spinach Apple Mango
Apple mango
Spinach Apple Pear
Cauliflower Mango
Mango Apple Pear
Mango Banana SCOBY)
Citrusy Nopales Banana 



Herbs
Rosemary  $1.00 (1/2 oz)
Paprika. $2.00 (0.7 oz)






Hand Scrubs $5.00/ 4 oz*
Coffee Sugar, Sweet Tea
Turbinado Chai
Lavender Sugar
Loquat Seed
Orange Mango Shell Sugar
Carbon black sugar
Cocoa Mango seed sugar

*$1 credit toward products for returned jars




Breads (SO or at events)
Pumpkin bread                           $8
Rosemary high protein bread*   $7
High protein bread*                   $7
*contains whey


Jam (seasonally available until stock runs out)
Citrus Nopales.        $5
Fig.                          $5
Grape.                      $6




(SO) special order, to retain freshness. Can be made, please allow 3-5 days

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