The Weekly Slice

Time for the Tulip Festival!

It’s officially April which means the annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is back! The beautiful tulip gardens are blossoming, and the event will bring together the whole community. From April 1 – April 30, there will be plenty of activities, events, and food for all, so here’s what you need to know if you’re planning…

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Why You Should Eat Fruits That Are in Season

As it (slowly) becomes warmer, more and more people will crave juicy and delicious fruits! We’re sure you have noticed that when a fruit is “in season” it tastes better, but did you know that in-season fruits are also healthier for you? Let’s break down the benefits of eating fruit in season. Eating seasonal and…

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Pitch These Healthy Apps for Baseball Season

The Mariners kick off baseball season at the end of this month on March 28. Baseball season creates community, and with lots of people comes lots of food! That’s where we come in with a few recs to please your friends and family with healthy yet delicious food while watching the game. Bruschetta Board Think…

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What is a Champagne mango?

Spring is so close we can taste it! This week, we’re bringing you Champagne mangoes to give you just a hint of sunshine and warmth, even if we can’t control the weather. As much as we love tropical fruit, doesn’t it seem odd that this mango variety is in season in March? Let’s dive into…

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What Women’s History Month Means to ThirdLeaf NW

The new month means new ideas and people to celebrate. For March, we are celebrating women and their successes throughout history. As a proud women-owned company, ThirdLeaf NW knows a thing or two about what it means to have a passion and use it for good.  Women’s History Month started as Women’s History Week until…

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What Leap Year Means to Farmers

Happy Leap Year! Every four years the calendar awards us with one extra day in February. Of course, we understand that this is necessary to maintain our annual cycle to stay on track with seasons and other holidays, but did you know it had huge implications for farmers as well? As long as seasons stay…

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Let’s Talk Weather: How Sunlight Works in Your Favor

Seattle weather has been all over the place with major cold fronts and dry weather. One thing we know for certain is that there is light at the end of this tunnel. With the sun (finally) setting later than 5 p.m., there is hope for spring sooner rather than later! Though these winter months can…

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Easy + Delicious Valentine’s Treats

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! We can’t believe we’re already halfway through February, but it just means we’re that much closer to spring! If you’re looking for sweet and simple treats to make for family and friends to brighten their day, you’re in the right place. Here are some quick and easy Valentine’s…

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Fruit to Look Forward to in February

In the thick of winter, one thing you can always rely on is fruit! Winter is known for its citrus fruits, grapes, kiwis, pears, pomegranates, and more! No matter what, you can count on ThirdLeaf NW to bring you the best of the best. Grapes are the official fruit of February, and that is a…

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Beating the Winter Blues

We have officially entered the dark days of winter. The post-holiday and New Year excitement has worn off, and some days are harder than others to accomplish the basic tasks. It can be easy to let this time of year make you feel down or unproductive, but there are many ways to stay on track…

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