Foods that qualify as “not potentially hazardous foods” in Ohio may be traded on Farmerhood Market. (Full list)

• Non-potentially hazardous bakery products (such as cookies, breads, brownies, cakes, fruit pies, etc.);
• candy (including no-bake cookies, chocolate covered pretzels or similar chocolate covered non-perishable items),
• jams; jellies; fruit butters;
• granola (including granola bars and granola bars dipped in candy; if fruit used must be commercially dried);
• popcorn (including flavored popcorn, kettle corn, popcorn balls, caramel corn, but does not include un-popped popping corn);
• unfilled baked donuts;
• waffle cones; pizzelles;
• dry cereal and nut snack mixes with seasonings;
• roasted coffee (coffee may be whole beans or ground);
• dry baking mixes (for making items such as breads and cookies);
• dry herbs and dry herb blends; dry seasoning blends (such as dry barbecue rubs and seafood boils); dry tea blends;
• flavored honey made by a beekeeper exempt under ORC 3715.012;
• fruit chutney;
• maple sugar made by a processor of tree syrup exempt under ORC 3715.012;
• and dry soup mixes containing commercially dried vegetables, beans, grains, and seasoning.