For more taste & more value, pick wild.
With a lot of little mouths to feed every day, schools need tasty, nutritious and versatile foods kids love so they can meet daily nutritional guidelines throughout the year. Frozen wild blueberries are an easy way to help you add one of nature’s most spectacular fruits to a wide variety of menu offerings. No washing, peeling or chopping, just toss them in with salads, hot or cold cereals, baked goods, yogurt, smoothies, pancakes, dipping sauces, chutneys, on pizza, or serve them up by themselves as a delicious and nutritious treat. There is almost nothing that doesn’t taste better when you add wild blueberries.
Fast & Easy School Foodservice Recipes
to meet USDA Fruit Guidelines
Base Sauce Basics
Using flexible base sauces saves you time, energy and money. Transform a one day special into three days of school food favorites. Choose your wild blueberry base sauce and see how easy it is to make the week’s menu go WILD!
Wild has 25% more servings
per 30 pound case*
*Source : 2024 USDA Food Buying Guide Additional Yield Information for School Meals
| Food As Purchased, AP | Purchase Unit | Servings Per Purchase Unit, EP | Serving Size per Meal Contribution | Purchase Units for 100 Servings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blueberries, Wild Frozen | lb. | 15 | ¼ cup | 6.7 lbs. |
| Blueberries, Frozen | lb. | 11.9 | ¼ cup | 8.5 lbs |
How much can you save your school by choosing wild blueberries?
How much do you need to purchase over the school year?
Schools Going Wild
Testimonials on Wild Blueberry Favorites
Wild Blueberry Smoothie:
“Breakfast sales are up 35% with smoothies.”
Blair Currier, Director of Yarmouth Schools
Wild Blueberry Carrot Salad:
“There’s never any left in the pan.”
Susan Boivin, Food Service Manager at Camden Hills Regional High School
Wild Blueberry Fruit Cup:
Kids say it best…“When they’re frozen, it’s like ice cream, but fruit. And it’s a lot healthier.”
Resources for School Food Services Directors
Tools, templates, tips, and more for marketing wild blueberry meals in your schools.