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December 1, 2015
Ice Spinach
The natural sugar content of our spinach is off the charts, with brix readings as high as an apple! Utilizing cold frames allows us to maintain production of spinach throughout the year. In fact, Ice Spinach®, which results from a daily freezing and thawing cycle, is our sweetest and crispest variety.
Taste the sweetness for yourself!
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