My Exciting Partnership with Produce Made Simple (PMS)...

So ExCiTeD 🤗 to share about my partnership with Produce Made Simple, an educational campaign owned by The Ontario Produce Marketing Association (OPMA). They are a not-for-profit, member-funded organization whose main objective is to facilitate trade and enhance the marketing and promotion of fresh fruits and vegetables in Ontario.

Photo Credit: Lisa Eats

My partnership with Produce Made Simple, along with an awesome team of food professionals, bloggers and photographers, is of an ambassador who promotes and educates on local in-season produce from farm and insider tours, share and develop recipes to highlight those for their web-site. See all our introductions.

This is what they've shared about me: As a Culinary Consultant and Real Food & Food Education Advocate, Susan’s passion is to inspire people to cook from scratch and to learn about multiculturalism through trying different foods. She has been a Food Professional for almost 20 years, from catering, to product and recipe development, to writing for food magazines, and currently, her biggest joy- cooking with adults and kids of all ages! Working with schools and communities, she teaches that cooking is a life skill must! It paves for a happy healthier future with smarter food choices and boundless delicious creations – a lifetime of adventure for all your senses! Learn more at Susan’s Savour-It! and follow her on her social channels Instagram  Facebook  Twitter too!

We began our ventures late Spring with a tour at The Ontario Food Terminal, see my Post, and we're heading over to the Niagara peach orchards mid-August. I'm looking forward to bringing you in-season delicious recipe inspirations and impart some cool fooducation along the way to get you and your family to eat more fruits and veggies... 🍑🍄🥔🥒🌶.

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