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 Organic Basket
100% Organic Produce
Just as cool as the Conventional Basket but 100% USDA Certified Organic Produce! Also worth noting; if you are concerned with GMO produce, USDA Certified Organic Produce is not to contain any GMOs and there is oversight and audit built into the certification process. So if GMOs concern you, please go with this option.
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Juice Pack
This pack is great for juicers as well as those who just like some additional veggies and fruits!
Hoping for Cucumbers, Celery, Kale, Carrots, Fresh Ginger, Oranges, Limes, Apples and Beets
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Lunchbox
Pack
Have kids packing lunches or like having extra “finger food”? This pack is for you! Fill those tummies with something delicious and nutritious if you want those brains to fill up with reading, writing and arithmetic. We all think better with a full tummy and without artificial refined ingredients. So many kids “problem” classroom behaviors iron out when they start eating a clean diet.
Hoping for Bartlett Pears, Plums, Grapes, Bananas, Gala Apples, MIni Sweet Peppers, and Grape Tomatoes
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Soup Pack
We love soup regardless of the weather! You can even use this as the basis for stew. The possibilities are endless.
These ingredients make for a great base for split pea soup, zuppa toscana, beef stew, and hearty chicken stew.
Hoping for fresh Bay Leaves, Rosemary, Potatoes, Leeks, Onions, Celery, and Split Peas
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 Missouri
Gala Apples
Approx 36 Lbs
These are dense, juicy, very sweet and low acid with a hint of citrus flavor. This weekend I made more amazing “Holiday Applesauce” with Gala Apples! Of course you could always do dried apples, regular apples sauce, fruit rolls, apple pie filling or apple butter! Plenty of options to make some healthy and delicious snacks and treats!
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Missouri
Jonathan
Apples
Approx 36 Lbs
These are a classic American apple! Medium-sized, these are widely considered one of the best flavored apples with their crisp/sharp balance. Great for eating fresh, baking, and drying! Store in the refrigerator crisper drawer for a relatively long life; as with any produce, keep checking and pull those that start to look a little sad to maintain the quality of the rest.
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 Bananas
Approx 38 Lbs
Your very own case of bananas! We love to freeze them for smoothies and shakes or rainy day banana bread. Or dehydrate them for chips. Let your imagination fly!
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 Navel Oranges
Approx 30 Lbs
Who doesn’t love an amazing Navel Orange? These seedless beauties are good for so many things!
I love them for:
- Snacking
- Juicing (freezes beauifully!)
- Marmelade
- Smoothies
And the best part is my kids love them too!
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 Kale
Approx 24 bunches
Make kale chips (a family favorite!); braised kale; kalesalad; juice it or put it in smoothies, egg scrambles, pasta, and soups and stews; and on pizza! This superfood veggie is so versatile and so good for you. My current daily breakfast: fresh kale, sweet potato (cubed, roasted, and frozen), chopped garlic, olive oil in a pan; top with a fried egg, homemade sriracha, and crumbled bacon or sausage if there’s any languishing in the fridge! It is an amazing start to my day!
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 Limes
Approx 175 count
Zest and freeze; juice and freeze! We use limes in all kinds of things, including smoothies, infused water, drinks, recipes, and marinades. Try out this one the next time you make fajitas! Into a container: juice of one lime (or three! I love lime!), about a cup of chopped cilantro, four cloves of chopped garlic, a chopped jalapeno, 3-4 tablespoons olive oil, a teaspoon each salt and pepper. If I’m feeling fancy, I process in food processor or blender. If I’m feeling lazy, I leave chunkier and just chop more finely. Great on meat, seafood, and veggies! Also, think Key Lime Pie! My 10yo loves to make fresh limeade any time we have 10 or more limes - fresh and delicious!
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 Split Peas
Approx 25 Lbs
Dry
I save ham bones in the freezer just for split pea soup! A perfect food storage item – and green and yellow split peas and lentil can be used interchangeably.
Try Split Pea Soup, Dahl, Hummus, Split Pea Burgers (vegetarian or vegan!), and they’re gorgeous and delicious cooked and topping any salad! I love marinating them (cooked) at the bottom of my week’s stock of salad-in-a-jar.
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