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Cilantro Microgreens

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$3.78

Bring a burst of fresh, vibrant flavor to your meals with our premium Cilantro Microgreens! These tender, young greens deliver the familiar, refreshing citrusy and herbaceous flavor of mature cilantro in a delicate, easy-to-use form. With their bright green leaves and aromatic appeal, cilantro microgreens add a fresh touch and beautiful presentation to any dish.

Naturally packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, Cilantro Microgreens are a flavorful addition to a balanced diet. Perfect for tacos, salads, sandwiches, wraps, soups, rice bowls, salsa, and Mexican or Asian-inspired dishes, they add a delicious finishing touch to your favorite recipes. Enjoy them fresh as a garnish or mix them into meals for an extra boost of flavor and freshness!

With local delivery only to the Tampa Bay area, order $30 or more for free delivery!

Pickup available at Jaks Family Farms

Usually ready in 2-4 days
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Cilantro Microgreens Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between cilantro and cilantro microgreens?

Cilantro microgreens are cilantro (or coriander) harvested when their first true leaves form before the plant fully matures.

This causes cilantro microgreens to be smaller, but with a stronger concentration of nutrients and flavor. Micro cilantro is more tender and delicate with a fresh, citrusy flavor.
What do Cilantro Microgreens Taste Like?

Cilantro microgreens taste fully like cilantro, with a more intense taste and smell. Its texture is more tender and delicate, especially compared to the rough texture of mature cilantro.

What are Some Ways to Eat Cilantro Microgreens?

Cilantro microgreens can be used in any recipe that calls for cilantro if a more concentrated flavor is desired, including in a salads and sandwiches, in soups, to add a kick to dips and guacamole, or mixed into rice, tacos, or stir-fry.