The Produce Mom

The Produce Moms® aims to increase the presence of fruits and vegetables in homes across America, transforming the way people approach their meals. By utilizing various platforms and collaborating with produce suppliers, we provide valuable information on the advantages of consuming fresh produce, the cultivation process, and tips for selecting, storing, and serving these foods. Founded by Lori Taylor, who combines her expertise as a mother with her background in the produce supply chain, The Produce Moms® seeks out creative methods to motivate individuals to incorporate more fresh fruits and veggies into their diets.

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Episode 350: Tristan Simpson

1 week ago | theproducemoms.com | Lori Taylor

Summary:In this episode of the Produce Moms Podcast, Lori Taylor discusses the journey of bringing more fruits and vegetables to every table with guest Tristan Simpson. They explore the recent acquisition of Poppy, a brand that has made waves in the beverage industry, and delve into the importance of brand strategy, community engagement, and storytelling in the produce sector.
Episode 348: Elena Hernandez, Shonna Williams, and Julie DeJarnatt

1 week ago | theproducemoms.com | Lori Taylor

Summary:In this episode of The Produce Moms Podcast, Lori Taylor hosts a roundtable discussion featuring women leaders in the produce industry sharing their experiences and insights on empowerment, authenticity, and the importance of community. The conversation highlights the journey of women in a traditionally male-dominated field, the significance of peer mentorship, and how authenticity plays a crucial role in business practices and marketing strategies.
How To Cut Zucchini

1 week ago | theproducemoms.com | Kristin Ahaus

Have you ever wondered how to cut zucchini? Cutting zucchini might seem straightforward to most, but there are actually several ways to do it, each suited for different culinary applications. This guide will walk you through the most common and effective methods for prepping this versatile summer squash. No matter how you plan to cut your zucchini, a few initial steps are always the same:Wash It: Give your zucchini a good rinse under cool water to remove any dirt.
How To Freeze Asparagus

2 weeks ago | theproducemoms.com | Kristin Ahaus |Kristin Ahaus

Have you ever wondered how to freeze asparagus? These tender green spears are a delight, whether roasted, grilled, or steamed. But what happens when you stumble upon a fantastic sale or harvest more than you can eat in a week? Freezing asparagus is the perfect way to preserve its vibrant flavor and crisp texture for enjoyment long after the season has passed.
Episode 349: Dr. Dana Cummings

2 weeks ago | theproducemoms.com | Lori Taylor

Summary:In this episode of the Produce Moms Podcast, host Lori Taylor welcomes Dr. Dana Cummings, who shares her innovative approach to agriculture through her work at Sonovus Ranch. The conversation explores the concept of solar grazing, where sheep are used to maintain solar farms, highlighting the benefits of sustainability, animal welfare, and the future of farming.
Small Batch Strawberry Rhubarb Jam

2 weeks ago | theproducemoms.com | Kristin Ahaus

This Small-Batch Strawberry Rhubarb Jam is a delightful combination of sweet strawberries and the unique tang of rhubarb. It’s easy to make, perfect for using fresh spring rhubarb, and yields a manageable amount that won’t overwhelm your pantry. Get ready to spread a little sunshine on your toast!Making jam at home is surprisingly easy and offers numerous rewards. You get to control the ingredients, skipping the preservatives and high fructose corn syrup often found in store-bought versions.
Easy Snack Idea - How to Make a Honey Bee with SugarBee® Apples

3 weeks ago | theproducemoms.com | Lori Taylor

We can’t stop thinking about the SugarBee® apple’s natural notes of honey, caramel, and molasses. It’s even available year-round. Since we love making food fun and enjoyable for our kids, it only made sense to celebrate these special apples with a fun snack idea. So we turned them into adorable honey bee food art… just like their “mascot.”This easy snack idea is sponsored by SugarBee®. There’s no cooking, and the end result is a fresh, easy snack that your kids will love.
Episode 348: Elena Hernandez, Shonna Williams, and Julie Jarnett

3 weeks ago | theproducemoms.com | Lori Taylor

Summary:In this episode of The Produce Moms Podcast, Lori Taylor hosts a roundtable discussion featuring women leaders in the produce industry sharing their experiences and insights on empowerment, authenticity, and the importance of community. The conversation highlights the journey of women in a traditionally male-dominated field, the significance of peer mentorship, and how authenticity plays a crucial role in business practices and marketing strategies.
Hot Honey Ground Beef Bowls

1 month ago | theproducemoms.com | Lori Taylor

These Hot Honey Ground Beef Bowls are a delicious and satisfying meal that’s perfect for a quick weeknight dinner or meal prep! And we keep seeing them all over social media, so we had to put our spin on it!Combining taco seasoned ground beef with roasted sweet potatoes, creamy cottage cheese, and a drizzle of sweet and spicy hot honey, this dish is a flavor explosion in every bite. We love creating quick and easy recipes here at TPM. As busy mothers ourselves, we recognize time is of the essence.
Episode 347: John Johnston

1 month ago | theproducemoms.com | Lori Taylor

Summary:In this conversation, Lori Taylor speaks with John Johnston from Naturipe Farms about the company’s commitment to premium blueberries, specifically their Sweet Selections line. They discuss the importance of flavor, the breeding process, quality control, and the growing consumer demand for high-quality berries. The conversation highlights the challenges and successes in bringing these premium products to market and the overall trends in the blueberry industry.