Featured Vendors

Black Atlas prides itself in providing coffee at a lower price than some of the big companies, while still sourcing their beans from many of the same places. They sell their coffee at various stores and farmer’s markets in Oklahoma, as well as on their website. Customers can also purchase coffee on a subscription basis. If you need a little more than coffee, they also sell merch! 

CM Customs specializes in both laser engraving and printing. They have a stock of pre-made items to fit every style of decoration and items for holidays and gifts. If what they have in stock isn’t to your liking, then you can always put in a custom order. CM Customs also works with businesses to make custom items in bulk, including all kinds of items with the business’s logo on it. 

Cutter’s Cross has been in the business of making your meals a little tastier since 2003. The business began at Michael’s Fine Dining and has since evolved to be a business of its own. Today they sell all sorts of foods and spice mixes, including salsa, peppers, and BBQ rubs. Customers can buy these items individually or buy gift boxes. Cutter’s Cross also works with fundraising groups around the state.

The Goober House has been home to some of Canegie’s best peanuts for the last 50 years! They sell a variety of flavors, including honey roasted, spicy, and their famous Hunter’s Mix. Of course, they also sell peanut brittle. Customers can buy their peanuts in person from October to December each year, or online. 

Flavor Junkie Seasonings is working on making great new spice combinations. Its “All Ya Need” seasoning is their most popular. It’s gluten-free, vegan, and has no MSG or preservatives. Instead, it contains sea salt, pepper, garlic, onion, and paprika. It tastes great on just about any savory food!

The Paleo diet has been all the rage for a few years now, and Nut N’ Pip is helping dieters find a great protein-packed snack. As of 2022, they only sell one item– the Nut N’ Pip Paleo Bar. These bars are gluten-free, vegetarian, and all-natural. All of the ingredients in these bars are listed below.

The Okola-homa Soda Company was the first family-owned soda company in the state! Better yet, they don’t use any artificial sweeteners or high fructose corn syrup. As of 2022, they make four flavors of soda: root beer, Mr. Twister (similar to Dr. Pepper), cream soda, and Okie Kola.

Country Girl Jam is made by the lovely farmers at Kayterra Farms. The farm was started in 2016 by Claudia Chambers-Beach. This farm mostly bottles jams. However, they also make pickles, candied jalapenos, and even a jalapeno-fruit jam mix! All of these wonderful products are made from scratch. Customers can always be sure they are getting something well-crafted and unique!

Sylvia Sweetly specializes in making freeze-dried versions of all of your favorite candies. Some of her best-selling treats include freeze-dried Skittles, ice cream sandwiches, mini-mars bars, and caramel apples. You can visit her storefront in Tulsa, or find a limited selection of her items on Etsy.

The Southern Spiced Snack Company was founded by Josh and Shantelle, a husband and wife team. Their little company makes all sorts of salty and spicy foods, including nuts, crackers, seeds, and a trail mix that contains several kinds of their snacks. The snacks from in 14 levels of heat. How high can you go before you tap out?