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Where to find fresh local peaches around Columbia

The best places to stop on the way home from work when you’re wanting this popular summer fruit.

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Where to find the perfect peach around the Soda City. | Photo via Canva

City Editor Sam here. To peach their own, but I’d rather bite into local peaches than store-bought peaches any day. Woof, that peach pun was pretty pitiful, huh? Ok. I’ll stop.

Here’s a list of several local spots to purchase peaches near downtown Columbia that offer a range of options, including markets + farms:

Alright, so you got your peaches — now what? Try making one of South Carolina’s Peach Council’s peach recipes. Try anything from ice cream to cobblers, pies, and cocktails.

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