Torba Farmers Market: Delivery of local farm produce and groceries

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Farm Fresh Produce

New Arrivals

NEW
Qatarat, Red Onion
Red Onion
QAR 4 Add to Bag
NEW
Torba Store, Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus
QAR 65 Add to Bag
NEW
Torba Store, Apple Custard
Apple Custard
QAR 65 Add to Bag
NEW
Torba Store, Neem
Neem
QAR 65 Add to Bag
NEW
Torba Store, Grape
Grape
QAR 55 Add to Bag
NEW
Oasis Al Mansour, Tomatoes
Tomatoes
QAR 6 Add to Bag
NEW
Oasis Al Mansour, Cucumber
Cucumber
QAR 7 Add to Bag
NEW
Oasis Al Mansour, Green Chilli
Green Chilli
QAR 8 Out of stock
NEW
Oasis Al Mansour, Red Chilli
Red Chilli
QAR 9 Add to Bag
NEW
Oasis Al Mansour, Green Pepper
Green Pepper
QAR 10 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Cabbage
Cabbage
QAR 3 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Parsley
Parsley
QAR 5 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Mint
Mint
QAR 5 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Beetroot
Beetroot
QAR 7 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Corn
Corn
QAR 14 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Molokhia
Molokhia
QAR 10 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Cauliflower
Cauliflower
QAR 10 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Leek
Leek
QAR 9 Out of stock
NEW
Qatarat, Yellow Peppers
Yellow Peppers
QAR 16 Add to Bag
NEW
Qatarat, Eggplant
Eggplant
QAR 9 Add to Bag

How it works

1. Shop Online

Choose your favourite items from our
range of local farm and artisan suppliers.

2. Check Out

Pay online securely with your card or choose
to pay by cash or card on delivery.

3. We Deliver

We bring all your favourite goodies
fresh to your door.

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Follow us on @farmersmarketqa

New Veges have arrived and we’re pretty impresse

New Veges have arrived and we’re pretty impressed with this gorgeous lot. It’s definitely a happy Thursday round here.
#torbastore #localvegetablestand

This is one of our favourite accounts! 💕And wha

This is one of our favourite accounts! 💕And what a great way to learn about these beautiful flowers, well done guys.

Repost• @journey_with_max
A couple of weeks ago, I got 2 massive bunches of lilies from @farmersmarketqa The lilies provided a great learning opportunity for Maxi.

We read books about the anatomy of plants, we had a closer look at it by cutting the flower up on our light table. We used the lilies for plating purposes when Maxi wanted to recycle the shell of a coconut as a bowl for his yogurt.
As the lilies withered, we extracted it’s beautiful natural colours along with other flowers we have in the compound and our garden. The boys had fun hammering the petals onto the white fabric that I cut up from an old dress and an old chef’s jacket.
Maxi helped to stitch the cut-up triangles onto rope and for the first time he tried ironing. We made them into little flags and now we’ve got to find the right place to hang them.

The process from the time we got fresh lilies to making use of their pigments for our flags may seem extremely long but so worth it! Give it a try!

Just like our bodies need fuel so do our growing p

Just like our bodies need fuel so do our growing plants! Plants thrive on nutrient rich soil.
We’ve got a good thing going on with our compost station. We currently mixing up a rich soil mix with our compost and our locally foraged dried seaweed. Your garden will love you forever!

Distilling pure essential oils & hydrosols (floral

Distilling pure essential oils & hydrosols (floral waters) of wild plants that are found North of Qatar and locally grown medicinal herbs at the farm.
Techniques and yield vary from one plant to the next, in the photo we have camel grass (wild plant) which we can produce a maximum of 100ml essential oils per day.