
The Inside Scoop
Why should children learn how to cook for themselves?
It seems to us that kids who have first-hand experiences preparing food tend to be more thoughtful about food and make better choices, especially when they are mentored by those who care about food and nutrition themselves. Learning to cook as a youngster can be the gateway to a lifetime of healthy, enjoyable food experiences.
What aspect of Sprouts made you interested in helping our mission?
Many of our social giving programs are oriented toward helping the children in our sourcing communities get the education and training they need to improve their own lives — and those of their families and communities. Spouts’ programs to change the lives of city kids by teaching them cooking skills is an idea that’s perfectly aligned with our values.
What do you hope younger generations get out of your brand?
We hope our products help nurture a love of flavorful, wholesome food that’s produced with ecological and social responsibility in cooks of all ages.
