Wisconsinmade.com Selects Potter's Crackers to Join Wisconsinmade.com's Artisan Group

Madison, WI, October 16, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Wisconsinmade.com carefully selects only the finest-quality products made in Wisconsin and offers them for sale on the Internet. "We are excited to offer these new, organic crackers," said Linda Remeschatis, owner of Wisconsinmade.com. "We've been waiting for an outstanding Wisconsin cracker that can hold its own in flavor beneath our award-winning Wisconsin cheeses, and now we can offer eight different varieties of Potter's Crackers. Our customers looking for delicious crackers to include in their cheese and sausage gifts will be very pleased."

About Potter's Crackers:
Potter's Crackers originated with Nancy and Peter Potter, a dynamic mother and son duo now in Madison, Wisconsin. It was Nancy's idea to enter the cracker business following the sale of the New Glarus Bakery which she had owned for over 25 years. Combining her baking experience with Peter's food-science degree training earned at UW-Madison, the Potters created organic crackers which immediately attracted a following of gourmet-food enthusiasts. Peter put the emphasis on freshness, nutrition, and agricultural sustainability. Potter's crackers are 100% organic and made in small batches with milled whole grains grown on Wisconsin farms. Peter buys organic milk and butter from local dairies. He contracts with south-central Wisconsin farmers to grow the herbs that Nancy and crew bake into the distinctively-flavored crackers. The result is a superbly-fresh, crisp cracker more reminiscent of homemade, flat bread than a standard, store-bought cracker. Begun only three years ago, this family business is expanding rapidly. By joining the Wisconsinmade.com artisan group, the Potters are giving their locally-produced crackers a larger national presence in the gourmet food world.

About Wisconsinmade.com:
The web-store showcases over 2500 products made with pride and passion by more than 250 Wisconsin artisans. Wisconsinmade.com receives national attention for the regional-specialty foods it delivers, such as the championship Wisconsin cheeses, high-quality meats, sweetened cranberries, pure maple syrup, and the gourmet pastries identified with Wisconsin's ethnic heritage. Visitors to Wisconsinmade.com find hand-crafted art for the home and office created in multiple media by Wisconsin artisans. Also featured are books written by Wisconsin authors; CD's produced by Wisconsin musicians; Wisconsin-sports apparel; gift baskets, and gourmet foods. Wisconsinmade.com delivers the best of Wisconsin to the rest of the U.S.A.

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