Review: Small Scale Farms Produce Box Subscription

Posted By Kimberly Turner on Jan 9, 2021 in Discounts & Sales, Featured, Food Finds, Fruit, Fruit & Vegetables, Healthy, Herbs, Niagara Reviews, Product Reviews, Reviews, Vegan, Vegetarian, Veggies | 0 comments

Today, I visited their “hub” for a curbside pickup of a Small Scale Farms Produce Box Subscription.

I picked up a medium-sized box of fresh, local produce & subscribed to their service for a weekly delivery.

Receive a small or medium-sized produce box weekly or bi-weekly delivered directly to your door, anywhere in Niagara through Hamilton of locally sourced fresh produce.

Small Scale Farms Produce Box Subscription – What Do We Think?:

Not only is it a very reasonable price for a box chock full of vegetables, herbs & fruit – someone in need will receive a bag or box of produce too, as it is donated to someone who needs it.

This fresh produce is of the utmost quality & freshness. The items in it are ripe & ready-to-go.

It’s all delivered in a sturdy, wooden box that gets changed out on each delivery – you simply leave it on your front porch, or at your door upon delivery time, on your specified day for your area. They pick up your old one & leave you a freshly filled box with a serious bounty of deliciousness.

You also have access to a number of different local vendors providing fresh local offerings through their website & subscription service, which can be added to your order, as desired, and delivered with your next order. It’s a virtual online farmers market.

This helps local farmers, people in need & your family – not to mention your health, pocketbook & safety, as it is delivered right to your door. It’s a huge win-win-win ! #standwithsmall

You have until Saturdays at midnight to confirm your order, change what you would like, add to, take away – even skip that week. Sunday is when you are billed for that your order for the week ahead.

Whether your family is looking to get or stay healthy, or you want to support local farmers & businesses – maybe you’re even thinking about volunteering to help them at SSF – this produce box will be right up your alley.

We do eat meat in our household. However, if you & your family are vegetarians or vegans, you can easily get through the week eating healthy & fulfilling meals out of these produce boxes. You will NOT be disappointed. (I, myself, was a vegetarian for 4 years in university.)

* Use my coupon code & get $30 off your first curbside pickup produce box (I will get a credit of $10 too – thank you):

Small Scale Farms

Cancel anytime, change your subscription or pause your service, as you wish.

Small Scale Farms Medium Produce Box Subscription

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