2012 Food Vendors
April 29th, 2012 by Jenelle Ludwig Krause

This year at the Creative Drive, we have three fantastic options to satisfy your hunger.
Miller Bjersted Rogers Catering at Silver Bison Ranch
Miller is an expert in local cheeses and meats. He works at the Rochester Food Coop and caters events.
Profits support Red Thread Charities, a non profit dedicated to supporting Chinese children in orphanages and foster homes.
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- Bison Burgers with Smoked Gouda
- Bison Hot Dogs
- Smoked Salmon Salad
- Cold Natural Sodas
- Hot Spiced Cider if its cold out
Chef’s favorite:
The Silver Bison Ranch burger or the smoked salmon salad – it’s a toss up!
Russell Glover Farm Pizza at Color Crossing
We are a family owned and operated business located in River Falls. We produce high-quality, gourmet pizzas with our mobile brick wood fired pizza oven. We currently serve at farmers markets in the Twin Cities area and cater events.
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- Breakfast Pizza (served from 10am -11am)
- Rizzo Pizza
- Veggie Pizza
- Pepperoni Pizza
- Fruit Pizza
All pizzas are sprinkled along the edge with sea salt for extra deliciousness!
Chef’s favorite:
The vegetable pizza has both the crunch of the fresh veggies and the richness of the melted mozzarella.
DJ’s Mexican Restaurante at Onkka Pottery
DJ’s is a family owned restaurant located on Main Street in Baldwin, WI. We pride ourselves on our fresh, homemade, authentic Mexican food.
All profits support Tumax Ministry, a non-profit organization dedicated to development work in rural Guatemala.
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- Tacos with beef, chicken, or veggies
- Quesadillas
- Beans and Rice
- Homemade salsa: hot, medium and mild
- Guacamole
- Soft drinks, Coffee and Cookies.
Chef’s favorite:
Beef Tacos. Endlessly satisfying!
On an unusually warm Spring day, I made my way to the woods near
I found Shawn in her studio inside her house with many projects going at once. She was knitting some hand made sweaters, a scarf, and was also in the middle of some production pieces she makes on her knitting machine. Our interview began as we sat surrounded by towers of multi-colored yarn spools and projects.
On an unusually warm winter day, I drove down a winding dead-end road, lined with majestic old trees, to glass artist Craig Campbell’s home and studio in Mahtomedi, Minnesota. I was welcomed by Craig in an expansive space, cheerfully interspersed with bright red glass pieces.
