You can grow up to 1.5 lbs of oyster mushroom with this box! Even if your children don't care for mushrooms, it is fun to watch them grow in front of your eyes. No green thumb necessary.
A fun activity for the whole family. In as little as 10 days you can see the result of your efforts.
"Back to the Roots was founded by Alejandro Velez & Nikhil Arora during their last semester at UC Berkeley in 2009. Two months away from graduation, and heading into the corporate world of investment banking & consulting, they came across the idea during a class lecture of being able to potentially grow gourmet mushrooms entirely on recycled coffee grounds. Inspired by the idea of turning waste into wages & fresh, local food, they experimented in Alex's fraternity kitchen, ultimately growing one test bucket of tasty oyster mushrooms on recycled coffee grounds. With that one bucket, some initial interest from Whole Foods & Chez Panisse and a $5,000 grant from the UC Berkeley Chancellor for social innovation, they decided to forget the corporate route, and instead, become full-time urban mushroom farmers!
Inspired by the idea of producing local, fresh food from what was an urban waste stream, Back to the Roots has since grown to create the Grow-Your-Own Mushroom Garden which lets anyone, across the country, grow their own gourmet mushrooms at home as well!"
Check out their blog for delicious recipes http://www.backtotheroots.com/blog
I just love mushrooms and can eat them on anything!
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Back to the Roots is giving a Mushroom Kit to one of my readers in the Back to School Green Giveaway!!
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Would LOVE to try this out!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! I would love to be able to grow my own mushrooms...
ReplyDeleteI love mushrooms both raw and cooked! I love the idea that I could grow my own at home :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
what a great idea - fun for kids, mushrooms for mom
ReplyDeleteI really want to get one of these. We love mushrooms and my kids are interested in gardening and this would be a great teaching tool for them wilcarvic
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