Amos Kauffman and his father, Benuel, cultivate a pocket of Pennsylvania Dutch vitality within Reading Terminal. Their offerings, a symphony of homegrown and Amish-sourced seasonal treasures, transform with the seasons. Amid their trove of glass jars, the essence of McCutcheons and Jake & Amos is captured, from classic fruit preserves to intriguing delights like garlic jam and pickled beet eggs.
About Kauffman’s Dutch Market
Step into Reading Terminal Market and discover a captivating oasis of Pennsylvania Dutch heritage crafted by the skilled hands of Amos Kauffman and his father, Benuel. This dynamic duo orchestrates a symphony of seasonal treasures, each note a reflection of their homegrown passion and Amish-sourced dedication. As the seasons waltz by, so does their collection, a living testament to the rhythm of nature.
In the heart of their market haven, a mesmerizing tableau of glass jars houses the very essence of McCutcheons and Jake & Amos. Their offerings, ranging from timeless fruit preserves to intriguing creations like garlic jam and pickled beet eggs, paint a vivid canvas of taste. Since the early 1980s, this father-son team has graced the market with their ever-changing stand. A testament to the shifting seasons, summer unfurls heaps of sweet corn, peppers, and vibrant tomatoes, while autumn decks the stalls with Brussels sprouts and cabbages. Spring ushers in asparagus and berries, a dance of flavors that never fails to delight.
Yet, beyond the bounty of produce, Kauffman’s stand beckons with an array of dry goods and handicrafts, a treasure trove that tempts both eyes and taste buds. An orchestra of glass jars showcases the rich medley of fruit butters, pickles, preserves, and jams, each jar a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. Amidst the colors and textures, you’re likely to find tricolor popping corn, crunchy pretzels, dried sweet corn, and an array of freshly ground nut butters. Each jar, each package, each product carries with it the warmth and dedication of the Pennsylvania Dutch legacy.