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Eating in Vermont

Maple syrup products and cheddar cheeses are the foods for which Vermont is most famous. There are many outstanding restaurants throughout Vermont that use local produce and participate in the Vermont Fresh Network ( ). Burlington, the largest population center in the state, has the most variety of restaurants, but there are gems hidden even in the smallest towns, like Hardwick and Plainfield. Vermont also offers a variety of ways to see the farm to table connection, from guided tours ( ) of the people and places behind the flavors of Vermont to on-farm lodging ( ).

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