NatureSweet partners with TV’s Chadwick Boyd at Fresh Summit

TV food and lifestyle expert Chadwick Boyd will whip up recipes featuring NatureSweet Cherub and Comet greenhouse tomatoes at the Produce Marketing Association’s Fresh Summit.

TV food and lifestyle expert Chadwick Boyd will be doing a cooking demonstration with NatureSweet tomatoes at PMA Fresh Summit .
TV food and lifestyle expert Chadwick Boyd will be doing a cooking demonstration with NatureSweet tomatoes at PMA Fresh Summit .
(Courtesy of @chadwickboyd on Facebook/Brooke Slezak photography)

TV food and lifestyle expert Chadwick Boyd will whip up recipes featuring NatureSweet Cherub and Comet greenhouse tomatoes at the Produce Marketing Association’s Fresh Summit.

Host of the “Reel Food” series in movie theaters nationwide and lead judge on the “Christmas Cookie Matchup” baking series on the Hallmark Channel coming out this November, Boyd will also make a recipe featuring NatureSweet’s Brighthouse Organics red grape tomatoes for expo attendees, according to a news release.

Boyd regularly appears on daytime TV as well, cooking up recipes on Hallmark’s “Home & Family,” Food Network’s “The Kitchen” and several other shows. His Entertaining with Vegetables recipe collection is now in its sixth printing and was chosen by TED as one of the 78 books to help you recharge your life. Boyd contributes to Serious Eats, Huffington Post and Better Homes and Gardens. He also has been featured in House Beautiful, Redbook, Southern Living magazines.

In addition to Boyd’s cooking demonstrations at Fresh Summit, Erin Byrd, NatureSweet marketing research manager, will host a Fresh from the Vine tomato-tasting experience at the NatureSweet booth, No. 2284.

NatureSweet has expanded its product line to include premium, branded peppers, cucumbers and tomatoes.

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