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Nature Sweet Cocktail Tomatoes:
Nature Sweet cocktail tomatoes are so fresh and sweet they taste like they're still on the vine. Enjoy their great flavor in your favorite garden salads or grab a handful for a healthy snack.
Tips for selecting:
Select tomatoes that are firm and have bright, shiny skin.
Tips for storing:
Store tomatoes out of direct sunlight at room temperature for the best freshness and flavor.
Nutritional benefits:
Did you know that tomatoes are cholesterol-free? It's true! And they're good for you, too. 8 to 10 Nature Sweet tomatoes have only 30 calories but they contain 15 percent of your daily allowance of vitamin C and 35 percent of vitamin A which aids in clear vision, bone growth and reproduction.
Recipes:
Fresh Tomatoes with Basil Vinagrette
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New Zealand Pink Lady Apples:
Incredibly crisp and juicy, these apples have a big taste and delightful blush of color. They're sure to be a favorite whether you eat them just as they are or pair them with cheese or a fruit salad.
Tips for selecting:
Select apples that are bruise-free, firm to the touch, and fragrant, with a delicate pink blush.
Tips for storing:
Store apples in the refrigerator to keep them fresh, crisp and flavorful.
Nutritional benefits:
An apple a day may keep heart disease away! Apples are packed with heart-healthy antioxidants and fiber and contain no fat, cholesterol or sodium.
Recipes:
Waldorf Salad
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