Mail-order beef specialist Omaha Steaks is getting into the vegetable business. Omaha, Neb.-based Omaha Steaks is now selling vegetables grown by Huron, Ohio-based specialty and heirloom vegetable grower-shipper The Chef’s Garden, according to an Omaha Steaks news release. Five different vegetable mixes are now available at OmahaSteaks.com:
- Roasting, 11 pounds, $99.99, featuring mixed potatoes, young mixed carrot, young mixed beets, celery root and mixed fall radish;
- Nature’s Color, 10 pounds, $99.99, featuring mixed baby carrot, mixed fall radish, demi cucumber and celery root;
- Beauty, 7 pounds, $165, featuring garlic root, garlic shoot, micro popcorn shoot, crystal lettuce quartet, petite salad sensation, pea tendrils, mixed flowers, mixed potatoes and cucumber blooms;
- Roots & Shoots, 9 pounds, $99.99, featuring mixed potatoes, garlic shoots, celery root and baby leeks; and
- Juicing, 9 pounds, $99.99, featuring young mixed beets, young mixed carrots, celery root, mixed fall radish, petite salad sensation and petite herbal sensation.
Omaha Steaks plans to eventually also sell the mixes through its mail-order catalog and at its more than 70 retail locations in the U.S. “Bringing these beautiful restaurant-quality vegetables to our customers aligns perfectly with Omaha Steaks’ commitment to creating and providing wholesome and delicious food that brings people together,” Todd Simon, Omaha Steaks’ senior vice president and family owner, said in the release.