Back-to-School Baby Carrots – Ready, Set, Snack!

Baby carrots in a bento box with PBJ & pretzels with a Grimmway Farms bag of baby carrots

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Get in the swing of back-to-school with cut, peeled, washed, and ready-to-eat baby carrots. These are designed to help you make quick, nutritious lunches and easy grab-and-go snacks. Find out why this limited time produce snack is a must-have staple in our house. Youโ€™ll love โ€˜em as much as we do!

Can you believe summer break is almost over? It feels like time keeps moving quicker each year. As you prepare to fill out your back-to-school chalkboard to mark the first day of school, youโ€™re probably thinking about how to fill those lunchboxes and afterschool snack containers. 

At The Produce Moms, we love a fresh fruit or veggie anytime we can fit it in. Right now, our most recent snack obsession is Grimmway Farms Baby Carrots.ย 

Grimmway Farms Back to School Carrots

This post is sponsored by Grimmway Farms

So simple, right? (Thatโ€™s kinda why we love them!) 

Grimmway Farms has released a limited edition packaging of baby carrots specifically for back-to-school snacking and afterschool activities. And we werenโ€™t going to pass up the opportunity to give them a try. 

Hereโ€™s our honest review of these fresh, ready-to-eat carrot snacks and why theyโ€™ll be in our fridge all school year long.

Why Baby Carrots for Back-to-School?

Bento lunch box with sandwich, pretzels, and baby carrots

Carrots can be prepped and served in a variety of ways. Eat them straight from the bag, pureed, cooked, grilled, roasted, and more. We specifically enjoy these Grimmway Farmsโ€™ baby carrots for the fun, limited time back-to-school packaging and ready-to-eat freshness.

Fresh baby carrots are sweet, earthy, and crisp with a firm crunch when eaten raw. Our favorite thing about these limited edition baby carrots is that they are cut, peeled, washed, and ready to eat straight from the bag. You donโ€™t have to do anything but eat and enjoy.ย 

Carrots are low in calories and packed with beta-carotene. ย Beta-carotene is converted to Vitamin A in the body and helps maintain normal vision and supports immune function. Something that we appreciate as we make our way into cold and flu season.

The best thing about baby carrots is that our kids love snacking on them as much as we love putting a handful in their lunchbox. Itโ€™s a quick, easy, affordable, and school approved side that everyone can enjoy.

How To Select and Store Baby Carrots

Look for baby carrots that are bright orange with a firm texture. Youโ€™ll be able to spot Grimmwayโ€™s Baby Carrots easily with the unique back-to-school packaging on the front. Can’t find the Back-to-School packaging? No worries, grab any Grimmway Farms bag for crisp, ready-to-eat baby carrots!

When you bring your carrots home, refrigerate them in the original packaging until youโ€™re ready to snack or make lunches. Carrots are made of about 87% water and need consistent moisture. To extend their shelf life, store any leftover carrots in a resealable plastic bag or storage container with a damp paper towel to keep them firm and crisp longer.ย ย 

3 Ways to Pack Baby Carrots

There are many ways to enjoy fresh baby carrots without cooking or prepping the carrots themselves. Here are a few of our go-to options for ease, picky eaters, and after-school snacks. 

baby carrots in a ramekin on a table with school supplies

Straight from the bag. 

The best thing about baby carrots is you donโ€™t have to cook, chop, or wash them. All you do is open the bag and start snacking or add to school lunches! We keep these in the fridge for snacks that kids of all ages can grab, even when youโ€™re on a Zoom call or cleaning up a spilled glass of orange juice. 

Baby carrots served with dip in the shape of flowers

Dip and Go. 

Dips bring joy to any snack and carrots are no different. If youโ€™re dealing with picky eaters who havenโ€™t jumped on the veggie train yet, dips are a great way to introduce produce in a fun way. Try our Green Goddess Veggie Dip, Lemon Whipped Feta Veggie Dip, or Roasted Red Pepper Veggie Dip. Simply blend all the ingredients in a food processor for a tasty, creamy dip that’s ready in minutes. 

Bag of back to school carrots on grass with soccer cleats, baseballs and a baseball glove

Post-practice recovery snack.

Serve your soccer, football, or ballet star a handful of carrots with a cheese stick and pretzels. The cheese provides protein to start repairing muscles while the carby pretzels help recover lost energy. This grab-and-go snack combo is mess free and doesnโ€™t require any prep – itโ€™s a win for everyone!

Why We Love Grimmway Farms

We are proud to partner with Grimmway Farms because of their mission to supply the world with fresh, premium carrots in a variety of sizes and cuts. That means one less step for you when preparing nutritious meals for your family. As one of the worldโ€™s largest producers of carrots, we know we can count on them for high-quality carrots year-round. So youโ€™ll always find a bag of baby carrots in our fridge this back-to-school season becauseโ€ฆ itโ€™s just so easy!ย 

Grab a bag (or two) of the Back-to-School limited edition Grimmway Farms Baby Carrots at select retailers. If you canโ€™t find a limited edition bag, grab any Grimmway Farms bag, available at retailers nationwide! 

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About Lori

Lori Taylor is the Founder & CEO of The Produce Moms. For ten years she sold fresh produce to over 300 grocery stores throughout the United States, and today she is fully focused on working with the produce supply chain, media, and government to increase fresh produce access & consumption in the US and around the globe. Connect with Lori on LinkedIn.

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