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North Spore’s Spray & Grow Mushroom Kits are a fun and easy activity for kids to explore where their food comes from. Pick one of four edible mushroom varieties—lion’s mane, blue oysters, pink oysters, and golden oysters—and grow delicious, colorful mushrooms in your own home. With only five simple steps, these kits are perfect for young children and busy families. Did you know that mushrooms are a rich, low-calorie source of fiber, protein, and antioxidants? They can also help your heart health and strengthen your bones, too!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
I helped grow these! I was in charge of the sprayer. They got so big so fast!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
What an interesting way to combine activity kits with food! My kids love these Spray & Grow Mushroom Kits from North Spore. They find it fascinating, and have been so excited to try the mushrooms once they grow. Watching them grow is thrilling, and using the mushrooms in recipes is even better! My kids are much more receptive to trying mushrooms after being involved in the growing process themselves. I love how affordable the kits are and would recommend them to any family!
Flavorful Features:
Choose from any of the following kits:
- Lion’s mane
- Blue oysters
- Pink oysters
- Golden oysters
The Icing on the Cake:
North Spore’s Spray & Grow Mushrooms Kits are a fantastic way to introduce mushrooms to kids!
Mix it Up!
Did you know? Lion’s mane mushrooms make a tasty seafood substitute!
www.northspore.com/pages/growkits
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