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Farmer's Market
The Square Campinchi farmer's market, on weekends, is full to the brim with stalls selling clothing and crafts, fruit, vegetables, and Corsican cheeses and meat products.
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Maison de L'Amande Corse
Maison de L'Amande Corse is a delightfully obsessive, single-product shop that offers almonds from Corsica (the island grows around 60% of the total French production), prepared in every possible way: almond oil, almond powder, cream of almond, almond soap, grilled, salted almonds - and wickedly tempting, delightfully sweet nougatine d'amande .
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Opium
Opium, with shops on both sides of the street, offers not a single Corsican product. The owner, herself a victim of the travel bug, instead sells original and striking jewellery and crafts, for the most part from Africa and Asia.
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U Stazzu
U Stazzu is the place for the very best of Corsican charcuterie. For five generations, the family have been rearing pigs in the high mountains, feeding them on acorns and chestnuts and despatching them when they're still tender and barely two years old.
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Vibrations
Vibrations carries a decent range of Corsican music and singing.
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Villages Corses
Villages Corses is another specialist delicatessen, also packed with Corsican delicacies, including charcuterie , cheeses, liqueurs, wine, chestnut flour and honey.
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