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Town Love Armenia
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  • Town Love Armenia
Town Love Armenia
$49.00

Our Town Love Armenia gift pouch highlights our heritage with products made by Armenians in the United States:

  1. Boyajian Inc Garlic Olive Oil (3.4 oz.)
  2. Chili Chews Mango Bites (4 oz.)
  3. LAV Za'atar Salad Dressing Packet (1 oz.)
  4. Henry’s House of Coffee Armenian Coffee (3.5 oz)
  5. Simonian Farms Chocolate Covered Almonds (4 oz.)
  6. "Soorj" Greeting Card by Alysia Kezerian
  7. Armenia Fact Postcard

Boyajian Inc.

Boston, MA

John Boyajian began selling a line of specialty foods to the hotels and restaurants of Greater Boston, as a way to pay for graduate school. In 1987, drawing upon his Armenian heritage and family tradition, John made his first bottles of garlic- infused olive oil for the customers of his new retail operation in Cambridge, MA. Not realizing the public had never before seen herb infused olive oils, the surprising response to Boyajian’s garlic infused olive oil was overwhelming. Today, Boyajian boasts a line of fine infused oils, bread dipping oils, vinegars, pure citrus oils, & natural flavorings and extracts, and resides in a 30,000 square foot state-of-the art production facility and corporate headquarters in Canton, Massachusetts.

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Chili Chews

Los Angeles, CA

Shant Reganyan and Vicken Kejejian have been friends since their school days at Holy Martyrs Ferrahian School, where they quickly bonded over a shared love of creativity, community, and a good challenge. Growing up in the close-knit Armenian community of Los Angeles, they learned the value of hard work, friendship, and staying true to their roots.

In 2020, they channeled that spirit into launching Chili Chews, a bold and unique candy brand that blends sweet, sour, and spicy flavors into one unforgettable experience. What started as an idea between two lifelong friends quickly grew into a national brand, now found in major retailers and beloved by customers across the country.

For Shant and Vicken, Chili Chews isn’t just candy. It’s a celebration of flavor, friendship, and the vibrant culture that shaped them.

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Alysia Kezerian Designs

Oakland, CA

Alysia Kezerian is a fourth-generation Bay Area creative whose work is inspired by her two greatest loves: her home state of California and her Armenian heritage. You'll see it in the nostalgic architectural scenes of her illustrations and in the bright colors and intricate patterns of her one-of-a-kind earrings.

Each piece is made by hand, with an eye for the small details that make a place or a tradition feel familiar. Whether she's drawing a sunlit Victorian streetscape or shaping a pair of statement earrings, her goal is the same: to create work that feels personal, joyful, and rooted in where she comes from.

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LAV Salad Dressing Packets

Pasadena, CA

LAV is a line of clean, Armenian-inspired dressings made for life on the go. Best known for its single-serve packets, LAV makes it easy to bring bold, delicious flavor anywhere—from packed lunches and office meals to travel and everything in between. Made with simple ingredients and no seed oils, gluten, or dairy, LAV is reimagining salad dressing for the way people eat today.

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Henry’s House of Coffee

San Francisco, CA

Meet the Kalebjians, three generations of coffee roasters. For over 30 years, master roaster Henry dedicated himself to roasting coffee in San Francisco six days a week. But coffee was more than just his profession — it was his passion. "Coffee is not just a business, it's also part of our lineage," he often said. Just as his father once passed the 
coffee-roasting torch to him, Henry shared that same devotion with his son, Hrag, one coffee bean at a time. With each sip of Henry’s House of Coffee, you’re doing more than satisfying a caffeine craving — you’re 
becoming part of a family tradition.

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Simonian Farms

Fresno, CA

Nestled in the San Joaquin Valley southeast of Fresno, this unique farm takes you back to the days of balloon tire bicycles and pedal cars. There's no charge to view the vast array of non-reproduction antiques, valued in the millions. Relax on the steps of the original 1946 Santa Fe Caboose or shop the valley's finest and largest selection of dried fruit and nuts, and you'll reminisce about days gone by.

Simonian Farms began as a small family farm and is now in its fifth generation. It has grown since the 1900s, but the Simonian family has vowed to keep the down-home country charm, affordable prices, and fantastic taste that shoppers have come to love.

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