Pate Products
Each individual flavor is combined with cream cheese (pasteurized milk, cream, salt, stabilizers), fresh squeezed lemons, white vinegar, red onion,parsley.
Smoked Whitefish Pate
Great Lakes wild caught smoked white fish combined with cream cheese (pasteurized mild, cream, salt, stabilizers), fresh squeezed lemons, white vinegar, red onion parsley. Mild fish flavor. 8 ounce container. Pairs beautifully with crackers and vegetables.
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8 oz. container
Smoked Lake Trout Pate
Great Lakes wild caught smoked white fish combined with cream cheese (pasteurized mild, cream, salt, stabilizers), fresh squeezed lemons, white vinegar, red onion parsley. Mild Fish Flavor. 8 ounce container. Pairs beautifully with crackers and vegetables.
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8 oz. container
Smoked Salmon Pate
Great Lakes wild caught smoked salmon combined with cream cheese (pasteurized mild, cream, salt, stabilizers), fresh squeezed lemons, white vinegar, red onion parsley. Full fish flavor. 8 ounce container. Pairs beautifully with crackers and vegetables.
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8 oz. container
How & Where to Buy
UpperHand Fish operates in numerous avenues in the Great Lakes Region:
1. Local Farmers Markets
Summer & Fall Months:
Find us at the Farmers Market in Ann Arbor, MI on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
Summer & Early Fall:
Find us at the Saturday market in Plymouth Michigan.
2. Online Orders
Growing Hope Online Farmers Market
Place online orders at the Growing Hope Farmers Market and pickup in-person at the Ypsilanti Market on Tuesdays.
Market Wagon Online Farmers Market
We also sell through the Market Wagon Online Farmers Market. You can order our products through their site if you live in the Western, Midwest, or Southeast Region of Michigan. We also support the Indianapolis/Indiana region and Columbus/Ohio region.
3. Buy Direct & Pick-up in Person
If you wish to preorder your products directly from us, please email us directly at upperhandfish@yahoo.com
You can pay for your order online and pick up at either the Ann Arbor or Plymouth Farmers Markert.