Ballerina Farm
4.3 • 22 Reviews
Ballerina Farm delivers a range of farm-raised, high-quality foods and homeware to your door.
Ballerina Farm earns strong reviews for flavorful, creamy protein powders and thoughtfully designed home goods, though taste polarizes for those sensitive to stevia/monk fruit and some packaging frustrates. Reviews affirm the brand is good—standouts include Maple Cinnamon “cereal milk” flavor, Vanilla Bean’s clean finish, fine French salt’s refined balance, and sturdy Weck jars—while drawbacks include artificial aftertaste for some, messy bag packaging, slower shipping experiences, and concerns about undisclosed testing details.
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5mo ago
I love this protein powders they have I tried the chocolate coconut almond and the vanilla and they were both delicious. I love it in my smoothies and in my morning coffee. Definitely recommend product!!
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5mo ago
I purchased enamelware from this store and, while cute, it is definitely marked up and I am paying more for the brand. This goes same for the Weck jars- buy them direct if you want them cheaper! Gotta give it to them for the curation and the selling of a lifestyle though. Most people I know actually living this lifestyle are truly nowhere near social media. PS for any lefty’s out there- my husband was immediately unimpressed when he saw the pan’s pour spout was only for right-handed people.
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5mo ago
I finally tried a couple things from Ballerina Farm and overall I get the appeal. Everything feels very intentional and simple in a good way (!) I picked up the Farmer Jerky and the Farmer Protein in Strawberry Creme, and both definitely lean into that whole ~high quality, real ingredient~ vibe the brand is known for (check the ingredient lists!) The Farmer Jerky surprised me a bit, mostly in texture. I expected long strips, but it’s more like small shreds or chunky pieces. Not a bad thing, just different than what I had in mind. Flavor wise, I really liked it. It’s simple and savory and you can actually taste the apple cider vinegar (and I love ACV lol). No sugar, no weird stuff, just beef and seasoning. You also get a solid amount in the bag, which I appreciated. It feels like a snack you’d keep reaching for without thinking too hard about it. I keep it on my desk and snack through the day. The Farmer Protein was also solid, with a few caveats. I really like the ingredient list and the fact that it includes whey, collagen, hemp protein, and colostrum all in one. That feels pretty unique. The Strawberry Creme flavor ACTUALLY tastes like strawberries and cream, which I was happy about. That said, I’m not the biggest stevia fan and I can definitely taste it here. It’s not awful, just noticeable if you’re sensitive to that flavor. Still, it feels high quality and nourishing, not too chalky or artificial. Overall, Ballerina Farm feels very on brand. Simple, thoughtful, and ingredient focused. These aren’t flashy snacks, but they feel well made and intentional. I’d happily keep both around, especially the jerky, and I’m curious to try more from the line. Heard the other flavors of protein are also tasty!!
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5mo ago
So excited about this product and love that it came in a bundle with a beautiful Weck jar. This electrolyte powder tastes great and I love how clean the ingredients are. Can’t wait to use this after workouts and in the summer!
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What is Ballerina Farm?
Ballerina Farm delivers a range of farm-raised, high-quality foods and homeware to your door.
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Farm-raised pork and beef, artisan blooms, pantry staples, and charming homewares—shipped to your home with care. Thoughtfully made, deeply rooted in the land, and crafted for the meals we share and the people we keep close.
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