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Whether you’re looking for a healthy snack for your family during a road trip or you’re headed to a party where you’re expected to bring an appetizer, fresh vegetables make an excellent dish when paired with dip. So which of the many options available provide the best pairing for dip enjoyment? Below, you’ll find five tasty options to try yourself.

Enjoy Your Favorite Dips With These 5 Fresh Vegetables

1. Carrots

Skip baby carrots and opt for ones that haven’t been shaved down — you’ll get more carrot for your money. Give these fresh vegetables a good scrub before cutting them into strips or planks.

2. Broccoli

Thanks to broccoli’s unique design, this veggie works great for dipping, as it soaks up ranch, hummus, and other dressings well. Eat it raw or blanch it for a few seconds to take some of the crispiness away.

3. Cucumber

fresh vegetables Tomah WIIf you’re looking to enjoy a lot of dip on every bite, try digging into some tasty cucumber. Cut them into coin or chip shapes for the biggest dipping surface, or opt for slim sticks if you prefer smaller bites.

4. Lettuce

People often don’t think of lettuce as a dipping vegetable, but it’s built like a shovel — so what better instrument could there be? Choose small heads or only use the hearts of options like iceberg, radicchio, or romaine for easy eating.

5. Asparagus

Raw asparagus can be difficult to digest, so many people opt to steam this vegetable for a few minutes before eating it with their desired dip. It’s hearty green flavor pairs well with vinaigrettes and sour cream-based sauces.

 

Cranberry Country Market in Tomah, WI, provides fresh vegetables, milk, eggs, and other quality foods to residents and travelers alike. Located right off I-90, it’s the perfect place to stop for some snacks on your way through or pop in to gather all the local Wisconsin cheese, maple syrup, jelly, and meats you can handle. To learn about their commitment to providing affordable and healthy foods, call (608) 374-4944. You can also visit the website for information on their seasonal items and on-site greenhouse.

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