THOMAS FRESH BLOG
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Have you ever wondered how you can make your very own potato chips? Follow our super-simple recipe to be crunching away in no time!
Saskatchewan’s Flying Dust First Nations Reserve is home to a one-of-a-kind garden that has transformed the community. With the knowledge and technical expertise of produce provider, Thomas Fresh, the FD Riverside Market Garden is blossoming further into a source of healthy food options and employment opportunities for its community members.
Have you ever tried a chestnut? These delicious nuts aren't as hard to crack as you might think! Find out how to open chestnuts properly, and discover what tasty treats you can make with them.
Did you know avocados not only taste great, but they can be used as a beauty product? We have 3 great face mask beauty recipes to share with you - read on!
We here at Thomas Fresh have some exciting news: We will be offering the FIRST EVER direct shipment of Columbian Hass Avocados to Canada! Find out what makes Colombian Hass avocados great, and learn all about avocados with our avocado infographic!
Do you know what persimmons are and how to eat them? Find out everything you need to know about this delicious fruit, including recipes on how to make it take extra delicious!
Canadian Thanksgiving is upon us, and what better time to have some fun with the kids and make homemade potato stamps?! Find out how simple and fun this festive activity with the kids can be.
Thanksgiving is an opportunity to show appreciation for those you love by preparing dishes that feature delicious seasonal ingredients. Get tips on what to make this Thanksgiving, including our recipe for French cranberry apple pie!
Get some great lunch box ideas from Thomas Fresh. Find out how you can dress up kids lunchboxes with healthy snacks that both look and taste great! Also get a recipe for delicious zucchini mini muffins.
What does 'local' really mean, and is it important when selecting produce? Find out where we source our potatoes and why it's great to buy Canadian-grown products when you can.