Secret Aardvark
In the Pacific Northwest, hiking and camping are two of our community’s most beloved pastimes. Whether we’re camping at a festival, with our family and friends, or making a solo excursion, there’s something about being out in nature that brings out the best in us. But let’s be honest. Camping food can be kinda boring….
We’re thrilled to be part of the second annual Wild Shots Photo Contest benefitting Crag Law Center! This year’s contest runs September 1-October 1 and features prizes from Artheads Frame Shop, Patagonia Portland, and Secret Aardvark.
In case you hadn’t heard, festivals are BACK! At Secret Aardvark, we’ve always been big supporters of music, food, and drink events. It was tough for us to not get to see and support festivals for an entire year. Thankfully, that’s changing August 5-8 at the Mammoth Festival of Beers and Bluesapalooza at Mammoth Lakes,…
It should be no surprise that at Secret Aardvark, we love and respect the environment. Our home is the Pacific Northwest, and we like to enjoy everything it has to offer—from taking Friday afternoons in the winter to go skiing to springtime hikes to summer music festivals in the great outdoors. But these days, the…
March 8th is International Women’s Day, and as a woman-owned business we wanted to highlight a few other women-owned businesses in the PNW that we’re enormous fans of! Freeland Spirits Also based out of Portland, OR, Freeland Spirits is a woman-owned distillery that makes some of the finest gin and bourbon we’ve ever had the…
From hot wings to guacamole, here are a few of our favorite recipes to bust out while watching the big game.
If you’re a fan of ABC’s Shark Tank, you might have heard a familiar name on last week’s episode—us! Our newest partners Slice of Sauce made a deal with baseball legend and J-Lo spouse Alex Rodriguez to bring Slice of Sauce to tailgates, camping, picnics and more. Our favorite part? Their slice of Secret Aardvark is available for pre-order now!…
At Secret Aardvark, community is important to us. That’s why we make it a goal each year to give at least 3% of our profits back to organizations that matter to us.
We might be a little biased, but we’re huge fans of giving locally-made gifts to our friends and family—especially edible gifts!
