From Colony to Counter
Shop the Original Thirteen Colonies
Thirteen colonies. Thirteen stories. One American table. Travel the Atlantic coast and discover products connected to the places where the American story began.
The Atlantic Beginnings
Choose a colony and follow its story
Gold colonies have products ready to explore. Parchment colonies are part of the original thirteen and are waiting for their first product story.
Shown using present-day state boundaries. Colonial Maine was part of Massachusetts, and present-day West Virginia was part of Virginia.
Northern Shores
New England Colonies
Coastal trade, fisheries, forests, family farms, and compact towns shaped the pantry of New England.
New England Colonies
New Hampshire
A northern colony shaped by forests, coastal trade, small farms, and practical New England traditions.
This colony is waiting for its first product story.
New England Colonies
Massachusetts
A center of maritime commerce, early industry, and enduring New England food traditions.
4 product stories are ready to explore.
New England Colonies
Rhode Island
America’s smallest colony built an outsized identity around ports, local makers, and coastal flavors.
1 product story is ready to explore.
New England Colonies
Connecticut
Farm country, river towns, and coastal communities helped shape Connecticut’s distinctive pantry.
1 product story is ready to explore.
The Breadbasket
Middle Colonies
Fertile farms, busy ports, mills, and many cultural traditions made the Middle Colonies a crossroads of American food.
Middle Colonies
New York
A busy meeting place of ports, farms, immigrant traditions, and products that traveled far beyond the colony.
17 product stories are ready to explore.
Middle Colonies
New Jersey
Garden farms, market towns, and Atlantic communities gave New Jersey a food story all its own.
Flagship Product
Fralinger's Saltwater Taffy
$9.50
Middle Colonies
Pennsylvania
Mills, orchards, family farms, and immigrant kitchens made Pennsylvania one of America’s richest pantry states.
103 product stories are ready to explore.
Middle Colonies
Delaware
The First State carries a compact but varied story of coastal trade, agriculture, and regional specialties.
Flagship Product
Fisher's Popcorn
$10.99
Tidewater to Backcountry
Southern Colonies
Long growing seasons, coastal waterways, plantation economies, small farms, and trade shaped the foodways of the Southern Colonies.
Southern Colonies
Maryland
Chesapeake waters, port cities, and productive farmland shaped Maryland’s unmistakable table.
Flagship Product
Otterbein's Cookies
$9.00
Southern Colonies
Virginia
One of the earliest English colonies, Virginia developed lasting traditions rooted in farms, taverns, and trade.
5 product stories are ready to explore.
Southern Colonies
North Carolina
Coastal settlements and inland farms built traditions known for smoke, spice, corn, and hospitality.
2 product stories are ready to explore.
Southern Colonies
South Carolina
Lowcountry waterways, working farms, and Atlantic trade created a deeply regional food heritage.
Flagship Product
Olde Colony Bakery
$7.50
Southern Colonies
Georgia
The youngest of the original colonies grew a culinary identity around agriculture, port trade, and Southern hospitality.
This colony is waiting for its first product story.