Figure Ate

For the dads who always have snacks in the truck, backpack, garage, or jacket pocket.

Our Beef Biltong is air-dried, protein-packed, and made with regeneratively sourced beef from ranchers working in partnership with the land.

🔷 Original if he keeps it classic.
🔶 Spiced if he puts a little hot sauce on everything.
🟢 Either way: 32g of protein and zero sugar.

➡️ Grab a Father’s Day bundle at the link in bio.

🌎 World Environment Day (today!) feels like a good moment to talk about the bigger picture behind Figure Ate. 🌎

Our parent nonprofit, , works to advance regenerative agriculture through land stewardship, farmer training, and research at Jalama Canyon Ranch — a 1,000-acre living laboratory on California’s Central Coast.

Agriculture can be part of the climate solution.

When land is managed regeneratively, healthy soil can store more carbon, support biodiversity, improve water cycles, and grow more resilient ecosystems over time. Season after season, it’s about working in better relationship with the land.

Figure Ate was created to help support that work through food people actually want to eat: air-dried beef biltong 🥩 made with regeneratively sourced beef, and naturally fermented persimmon vinegar 🍊 crafted from surplus California fruit.

Good food starts with a healthy environment!

🥗 Soup, we love you. But salad season is officially back.

Hilary Boynton () knows her way around an exceptional salad — she’s a chef, author, and the woman making school lunch worth eating in Topanga, CA. She developed this dressing recipe around our Persimmon Vinegar: fresh herbs, whole grain mustard, blood orange, olive oil. Simple ingredients, delicious flavor.

Recipe is on our blog, link in bio.

A few snaps from a delicious, musical evening at the ranch!

On Saturday, our parent nonprofit hosted 75 people for “Music of the Living Landscape.” Composer Nathan Sherwood Liang .music performed music across three locations incorporating field recordings of sounds from the ranch.

provided the food at each stop. poured wine made with grapes from our vineyards. First course was brioche crostini with pickled JCR chanterelles, Chavez Farm tomatoes and our Persimmon Vinegar, followed by lamb bites, and steak tartines.

It was a magical, one-of-a-kind evening, thank you to everyone who attended!

🌶️ Not everyone reaches for the spiced bag first. But once you do, it’s hard to go back.

Our Spiced Biltong starts with the same foundation as the Original — grass-fed beef, air-dried the old-fashioned way, five real ingredients — and adds a heat that lingers without overpowering. Zero sugar. No nitrates. 32g of protein. Same clean snack, just with a little more going on.

Every order supports the regenerative agriculture work of , the nonprofit behind Figure Ate.

Beach bonfire. Juicy cranberry. Medicinal herbs and minerality. 🍷

Meet the 2024 White Buffalo Land Trust Pinot Noir — the fourth vintage of our parent nonprofit’s collaboration with . Grown on the 5-acre research vineyard at Jalama Canyon Ranch, where practices and monitors regenerative viticulture — cover crop, sheep grazing, no till — and trains farmers and vintners across their network.

93–95 points from for the last four vintages running — and last year made their top 100 wines of the year.

Shop now for direct delivery, link in bio.

🗳️ Voting is open — and we’d love your support!

, the nonprofit behind Figure Ate, is on the ballot for the Envirotokens program. The top 6 nonprofits in each store location earn a spot on the Envirotokens board for the year — where every reusable bag a shopper brings earns a 10¢ token they can drop in our box.

We were a recipient last year thanks to your votes. Voting runs through June 2 at lazyacres.com/vote. One vote per day, per email address — every day counts!

Link in bio to vote. 🙏

🌿 A few of our fresh picks for spring.

💚 Spring pesto with a splash of Persimmon Vinegar — brighter, more complex, and a recipe you make on repeat all season.
👜 The x tote — certified organic cotton with ranch-inspired artwork. The right bag for a serious farmers market haul.
🪏 Getting dirty in the garden. Now’s the time to plant those fresh herbs + tomatoes for summer.

📸: Tote by , herbs photo by