By Deirdre Kaye on Fri, Oct 14, 2022 at 7:00 am
Nashville’s beloved Peach Truck will make its way to Greater Cincinnati this fall and this time around, it’s bringing something a little different: apples!
The Peach Truck owners, Stephen and Jessica Rose, have already made waves with their juicy, delicious peaches, so it would only make sense that their apples would be just as tasty. Each summer, The Peach Truck Tour makes its way across the Midwest and makes several stops throughout the Cincinnati area. Now that the Nashville-based team has perfected peaches, they’re giving apples a try. Time slots to pick up orders often sell out far in advance. Your best chance for snatching Peach Truck apples? Ordering online and picking up at one of their visits to Greater Cincinnati. The Peach Truck will be bringing their apples to the following locations:
Boxes of apples start at $48 for 22 pounds. Their peach cobbler mix and bagged pecans are also available for pre-order. Apples can be pre-ordered now at thepeachtruck.com.
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