What’s small, mighty, and about to revolutionize your smoothie or sandwich? MICROGREENS! That’s right—Eats and Drinks Cafe is now serving up farm-fresh microgreens from Rocky Hill Farms, and we can’t wait for you to try them. These little leafy powerhouses may be tiny, but they bring big flavor, huge health benefits, and just the right amount of crunch to your favorite meals.
What Are Microgreens, Anyway?
Think of microgreens as the baby geniuses of the vegetable world. They’re harvested young—just a couple of weeks after sprouting—but they pack way more nutrients than their fully grown counterparts. Basically, they’re like the superheroes of salad toppings.
What’s in the Green Lineup?
We’re offering a mix of flavorful, nutrient-packed microgreens that you can add to any smoothie or sandwich:
🥦 Broccoli Microgreens – Loaded with antioxidants, these little greens may help boost your immune system and keep you feeling your best.
🌻 Sunflower Microgreens – Packed with protein and a slightly nutty flavor, these make a great addition to any smoothie (yes, really—try it!).
🔥 Spicy Mustard Microgreens – A zesty, peppery kick that just so happens to pair perfectly with our Italian Melt. Seriously, it’s a game-changer.
🎉 Confetti Radish Microgreens – A colorful mix of radish greens with a bit of spice and a lot of crunch—perfect for jazzing up a sandwich.
💜 Kohlrabi Microgreens – Mild, slightly sweet, and bursting with vitamins. Think of them as the cool, underrated cousin of kale.
Why Should You Care?
Microgreens aren’t just a pretty garnish—they’re packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, helping with everything from digestion to heart health. Plus, they make you look like someone who “knows things” when you casually mention them at brunch.
Support Local, Eat Fresh
We’re proud to source our microgreens from Rocky Hill Farms, a local farm with a mission: Using the power of living soil, we grow healthy food, healthy people, and healthy communities. When you add microgreens to your meal, you’re not just eating better—you’re supporting a local farm that’s all about sustainable, nutritious food.
So come on in, give these little greens a try, and let us know what you think! (Bonus points if you come up with a microgreens pun we haven’t heard yet.)
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