Amish People & Amish Culture

I have had the good fortune to visit Amish and Mennonite settlements across the USA and Canada. I've sipped huckleberry milkshakes with Amish in Montana, eaten blueberry bread with Amish in Maine, and gotten recipes for alligator nuggets from Mennonites in Florida. Amish and Mennonite culture is a rich tapestry of culture and food and I want to share the tastes and travels that I've experienced. So enjoy our state by state guide below!

You can also check out my ultimate list of Amish Communities I've visited here. This includes specific town/community names.

The Best in Amish Markets

In my travels one of my favorite things to do is visit Amish and Mennonite-owned businesses. Whether it is a bent N dent, a produce stand, a dry goods store, a garden center or, best of all, a bakery, these businesses allow for a genuine cultural experience and chance to make some new Amish and Mennonite friends!

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Amish In The News

The Amish would actually prefer to stay out of the news in keeping with their low-key lifestyle. But you'd be surprised how often they do make the headlines from the Amish and voting to buggy accidents to recipes that find their way onto the news. Check out some of the newsy happenings here!

Amish Made

The Amish make some super products and we love to share those with you on Amish365.com. You can get amazing canned relishes, baked goods, and clothing if you know where to look!