Village Farms offers Mother’s Day snack board ideas

Whether or not shoppers do it in time for Mother’s Day, creating a snack board customized to Mom’s taste is a doable, trendy and thoughtful idea.

heart-shaped vegetable snack board
heart-shaped vegetable snack board
(Photo courtesy Village Farms)

Whether or not shoppers do it in time for Mother’s Day, creating a snack board customized to Mom’s taste is a doable, trendy and thoughtful idea.

Lake Mary, Fla.-based Village Farms shared some of their favorite snack board ideas featuring the company’s vertically grown, greenhouse specialty tomato, pepper and cucumber varieties, in a news release.

The company also gathered key insights from several Village Farms’ moms to find out what excites them when putting together mouth-watering snack board options for their families.

“Snack boards are the best! It’s so fun watching my daughter explore all the different flavors. She’s especially intrigued by Village Farms’ Scrumptious Mini cucumbers,” Digital Marketing Manager Tiffany Bennett said in the release. She’s mom to her toddler girl, Isla. “My whole family loves the variety of flavors a snack board offers for a casual dining experience. Especially now, as the weather is getting warmer, and we spend more and more time outdoors dining al fresco.”

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(Farm Journal)

See how PMG Editor Amy Sowder made her snack board — with her first avocado rose!

Vickie Stovall, office coordinator, said in the release that her son, Matt, will make her the Meat Me in the Middle Board for Mother’s Day.

“When it comes to snacking, my son and I are two peas in a pod,” Stovall said. “We both love combining the salty pairings of cured meats with the tanginess of tomatoes and other vegetables.”

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(Farm Journal)

Consumers and industry members can use these ideas at home or in (very) last-minute promotions:

  • Isn’t Easy being this Cheesy: Includes Village Farms Scrumptious Mini cucumbers, Lip Smackn’ Grape tomatoes and savory cheeses. Add nachos and a roasted salsa for a spicy punch.
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(Farm Journal)

  • I Love You From My Head To-Ma-Toes: A lot of vegetables, including Village Farms’ newest Cheeky Sweets mini peppers, Luscious Seedless Long English cucumbers, Lip Smackn’ Grapes tomatoes and Heavenly Villgaio Marzano tomatoes, packaged on heart tray with crackers and spreads.
  • She has Eclectic Taste: Includes Heavenly Villagio Marzano, Cabernet Estate Reserve Maverick Mix, Cherry No.9, and Lorabella Blossom tomatoes. This board features dried fruit, cookies, nuts, meat and even chocolate. There’s also hummus, honey and a yogurt dip.
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(Farm Journal)

  • Meat Me in the Middle: This meat-lover’s dream pairs well with Village Farms’ Cherry No.9 tomatoes.
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(Farm Journal)

  • Let’s Taco-bout Flavor: It’s a build-your-own taco board with Cherry No.9 tomatoes and Sweet Bells peppers.
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(Farm Journal)

  • A Toast to Mom: Full of a fun assortment of toast combinations includes Village Farms Sinfully Sweet Campari tomatoes and Seedless Long English cucumbers layered with cream cheese and avocado with a sprinkling of basil and dill.
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(Farm Journal)

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