Broccoli microgreens
Two clear plastic containers of fresh cut greens on a wooden table, labeled 'Broccoli' and 'Cantaloupe' with green stickers, set outdoors in front of a white trellis and greenery.

All of our products are grown to order and delivered fresh to you. This microgreen will be grown and delivered in 8-12 days.

Broccoli Microgreens

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Broccoli microgreens are some of the most popular microgreens for a good reason. They have a pleasant flavor that is slightly sweet and nutty without the bitterness or rough texture of mature broccoli.

Their small leaves and stems make them a versatile choice in many dishes, where they can be subtly slipped in for nutrients or added as a main course with a tender texture and nutty taste. 

Some of the ways micro broccoli is used includes tofu scramble, mixed with cooked grains, slipped into soups, added to salads, and used as leafy greens in a sandwich. 

This microgreen is both in our superfood salad mix and spicy salad mix

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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Broccoli Microgreens Frequently Asked Questions

What Is The Difference Between Broccoli Microgreens and Broccoli Sprouts?

Microgreens are the stage after sprouts. Broccoli sprouts are harvested during the sprouting stage and only eaten with the small stem, leaf, and seed. Broccoli microgreens are harvested when the first full leaf is grown and are eaten with the stems and leaves, but not the seeds.

Compared to broccoli sprouts, broccoli microgreens have a stronger broccoli flavor and a more tender texture. Broccoli sprouts are crunchier and taste less like broccoli.

For more information, see "What is the difference between a sprout and a microgreen?"
What do Broccoli Microgreens Taste Like?

Micro broccoli has a more mild broccoli flavor, being slightly nutty, peppery, and even a little sweet. Their texture is soft, leafy and a little crunchy.

The flavor and gentle texture makes broccoli microgreens a great nutritional option for those who would prefer a milder broccoli flavor. This also makes broccoli microgreens one of the most popular microgreens.

It shares many traits with kale microgreens, where micro kale similarly lacks the bitterness.
What are Some Ways to Eat Broccoli Microgreens?

Broccoli microgreens are a fantastic way to get all the vitamins and minerals of mature broccoli in a salad, sandwich, omelette, or wrap without the rough texture or strong taste. They can be used in tofu scramble, veggie bowls, guacamole, or even for a healthy smoothie

Because of their gentler taste and texture, broccoli microgreens can be a great option to support healthy eating in children who otherwise don't like the taste or texture of broccoli. 

Click here for our recipes with broccoli microgreens.