Oklahoma has a long tradition of local pride — one that’s reflected in the foods, art, and goods crafted by its people. Every jar, bar, and handmade piece tells a story of creativity and community.
The Made in Oklahoma (MIO) Coalition celebrates this very spirit, promoting local producers that contribute to the state’s economy and identity. Supporting Oklahoma-made products isn’t just about shopping local — it’s about preserving culture, empowering small businesses, and savoring the authentic flavors and artistry of this great state.
Let’s explore a few standout Oklahoma products you’ll definitely want to try (and maybe even take with you on your next Redbud retreat).
Owned by the Chickasaw Nation, Bedré Fine Chocolate has been handcrafting rich, smooth chocolates since the 1980s. Their signature chocolate-covered potato crisps (lovingly called “Oklahoma cow patties”) and meltaway bars have earned a devoted following.
📍 Visit: Bedré Fine Chocolate Factory, Davis, OK
🔗 Source: Bedré Fine Chocolate on Wikipedia
A symbol of Oklahoma’s creative heritage, Frankoma Pottery began in 1933 and continues to use local red clay for its distinctive pottery. Each handmade mug, plate, or vase carries a piece of Oklahoma’s landscape — quite literally.
📍 Visit: Frankoma Pottery Studio, Glenpool, OK
🔗 Source: Frankoma Pottery on Wikipedia
Cherokee artist Mel Cornshucker blends Native American artistry with functional design. His high-fired stoneware is both beautiful and meaningful, featuring designs inspired by cultural heritage and nature.
📍 Visit: Cornshucker Studio, Tulsa, OK
🔗 Source: Mel Cornshucker on Wikipedia
Since 1908, Griffin’s Food Company has filled Oklahoma kitchens with classic staples — including syrups, mustards, and jellies. Their commitment to quality and tradition has made Griffin’s a household name across generations.
📍 Location: Muskogee, OK
🔗 Source: Farm Flavor – Made in Oklahoma Feature
Krebs, Oklahoma — known as “Little Italy” — is home to Lovera’s, a family-run shop specializing in Italian-inspired cheeses, sausages, and sauces. Their handcrafted caciocavera cheese is a must-try for food lovers visiting the region.
📍 Visit: Lovera’s Italian Market, Krebs, OK
🔗 Source: Discover Tulsa – Locally Sourced Food Manufacturers
If bold flavors excite you, OkieSpice & Trade Co. is your destination for locally made spice blends, sauces, and seasonings. Their Made in Oklahoma (MIO) collection features everything from black garlic hot sauce to birria fire bombs.
Shop Online: okiespiceandtrade.com
Oklahoma isn’t just about food and crafts — it’s also home to Round House Jeans, one of America’s oldest workwear brands. Since 1903, they’ve been making rugged jeans and overalls known for durability and comfort, still proudly stitched in Shawnee.
📍 Location: Shawnee, OK
🔗 Source: The Journal Record – Top Oklahoma Products
The Made in Oklahoma Coalition supports over 70 food and manufacturing companies that keep Oklahoma’s economy strong. Buying local ensures that your dollars go back into the community — creating jobs, funding schools, and preserving local traditions.
According to MIOCoalition.com, member companies generate billions in annual revenue and employ thousands of residents. Every local purchase supports this ecosystem — from farmers to factory workers to family-owned shops.
After exploring these incredible local finds, why not enjoy them in the heart of Oklahoma nature? At Redbud Tiny Home & RV Resort in Big Cabin, you can unwind in peaceful surroundings that pair perfectly with local flavors and crafts.
Imagine sipping morning coffee from a Frankoma mug, enjoying Bedré chocolates by the fire, or adding OkieSpice rubs to your campfire cookout. Redbud isn’t just a place to stay — it’s a space to slow down, reconnect, and appreciate the local culture that makes Oklahoma special.
📍 Book your stay at Redbud Tiny Home & RV Resort — where the best of Oklahoma’s natural beauty meets the comfort of local craftsmanship.
From timeless pottery to delicious confections, Oklahoma’s local products embody creativity, resilience, and heart. Supporting these makers keeps traditions alive — and lets travelers bring home something more meaningful than a souvenir: a story.
When you plan your next Oklahoma road trip or Redbud getaway, take time to explore local markets, studios, and shops. You’ll discover that the best things in life — and in Oklahoma — are proudly made right here.
Nestled in the northeastern corner of Oklahoma, Miami is a charming small town rich in history, Route 66 nostalgia, Native American heritage, and outdoor adventure. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or exploring Historic Route 66, Miami offers a perfect blend of culture, scenic beauty, and family-friendly attractions.
Nestled in the heart of Northeast Oklahoma, Tahlequah is a destination where Cherokee heritage, scenic rivers, and outdoor adventure come together. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or looking for your next road trip destination, Tahlequah offers something for history lovers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Discover why the Ber Months are one of the best times to explore Northeast Oklahoma. From cooler weather and scenic landscapes to peaceful RV stays and cozy cabin getaways, fall is the perfect season to slow down, reconnect with nature, and create unforgettable memories at Redbud Tiny Home & RV Resort.
Experience one of Oklahoma’s premier off-road destinations at Disney On The Rocks, then unwind just 20 minutes away at Redbud Tiny Home & RV Resort. Whether you’re driving a Jeep, Bronco, ATV, or side-by-side, your next adventure starts here.
Life moves fast. Between work, endless notifications, and packed schedules, it’s easy to forget what it feels like to truly relax. Spending time in nature offers a simple way to recharge your mind and body. Whether you’re sitting beside a peaceful pond, walking a quiet trail, or enjoying a campfire under the stars, Northeast Oklahoma provides the perfect setting to slow down and reconnect with what matters most.
Looking for a fun summer getaway? August is packed with exciting events across Northeast Oklahoma, from county fairs and rodeos to scenic Route 66 adventures. Whether you’re traveling in your RV or looking for a cozy cabin, Redbud Tiny Home & RV Resort is the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring.
