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Little Leaf Farms
/ˈlɪtəl liːf fɑːrmz/
Definition
1
A brand of greenhouse-grown baby greens and lettuce known for using hydroponic farming techniques to produce pesticide-free produce.
2
Specifically recognized for their 'crispy' texture and being a common fixture in the artisanal or premium salad aisle of grocery stores.
Examples
My salad bowl has become significantly more pretentious ever since I swapped generic iceberg for Little Leaf Farms.
I told myself I was buying Little Leaf Farms for the nutrients, but we both know I just wanted my lunch to feel like a high-end spa day.
The greens from Little Leaf Farms are so crisp that they practically crunch in protest the moment you try to drown them in ranch dressing.