Taste & Nutrition
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Flavor: Light, crisp, and pleasantly oniony, like a gentler version of mature spring onions.
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Nutrient-rich: Packed with vitamins A, B, C, and E, plus carotene, chlorophyll, iron, manganese, and amino acids.
In Asian cooking they’re transformative: pho, gyoza, bibimbap, congee, udon — a handful of these over the top and the dish immediately tastes made with care. But their range extends well beyond Asian cuisine. They pair beautifully with creamy potato soup, smoked fish, soft scrambled eggs, creme fraiche and even a good cheeseboard.
Allergens: may cntain traces of mustard/celery.





