Naturipe partnership with Hallmark Channel highlights berry recipes for holiday season

The Salinas Calif.-based producer will showcase its portfolio of recipes, as well as new, fun ways to celebrate and create traditions with friends and family.

An overhead view of a bowl of fresh strawberries and blueberrys in a green bowl on the left, with a slice of the finished tart topped with berries on the right.
An overhead view of a bowl of fresh strawberries and blueberrys in a green bowl on the left, with a slice of the finished tart topped with berries on the right.
(Photo: Courtesy of Naturipe)

Salinas Calif.-based berry producer Naturipe will spotlight seasonal recipes by teaming up with the Hallmark Channel.

With the partnership, now in its second year, a selection of Naturipe’s most festive recipes, including its famous Roasted Berry Mascarpone Tart, will be shared on HallmarkChannel.com throughout December, according to a news release. Consumers will be able to download the recipes to use for occasions throughout the holiday season, the release said.

“Naturipe prides itself on producing great tasting and healthy berries that can be incorporated into delectable holiday recipes,” CarrieAnn Arias, vice president of marketing for Naturipe, said in the release. “We’re delighted to be working with Hallmark Channel again to show off all the fun and festive ways to keep friends and family satisfied with healthy and delicious berry dishes this year. The holiday season can be a hectic time, and we hope that some of our favorite recipes give people a chance to slow down and enjoy each other’s company during the most wonderful time of the year.”

A seasonal favorite, Naturipe cranberries are at their peak during the holidays and make a vibrant addition to salads, sauces, desserts and cocktails, according to the release. Through the Hallmark Channel partnership, Naturipe will showcase its portfolio of berry recipes, as well as new, fun ways to celebrate and create traditions, such as toasting Naturipe’s Sparkling Bog cocktail, with friends and family.

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