Bay Leaves The Bay Leaf is an aromatic leaf commonly used in cooking to add a subtle bitterness. They can be used in a variety of dishes ranging from soups to confit duck. Bay leaves are a rich source of vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, potassium, calcium, and magnesium.Farm:Imported By Food Gallery
Certificate:PhytoStorage: 0-3C
Peaches are related to plums, apricots, cherries, and almonds. They’re considered drupes or stone fruit because their flesh surrounds a shell that houses an edible seed.They can be eaten on their own or added to a variety of dishes. What’s more, peaches are nutritious and may offer an array of health benefits, including improved digestion, smoother skin, and allergy relief.Farm: Imported by Food GalleryCertificate: PhytoStorage: 2-4 C˚
White asparagus is a good source of calcium, phosphorus, potassium, and vitamin C. It also contains fiber, iron, niacin, and vitamins A, B1 and B2. White asparagus is a good source of antioxidants rutin, ascorbic acid, tocopherol, glutathione and ferulic acid. The pale variety also contains a high amount of aspartic acid, which was named after asparagus, the source from which it was first isolated.Farm: Imported By Food Gallery
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Storage: 0-3 C
Radicchio (pronounced rah-dee-key-oh) is a type of chicory with white veins and deep reddish-purple leaves that form a round or elongated head. Chicory is an herbaceous group of plants that includes Belgian endive. The roots of some chicory plants are also dried and ground to make a popular coffee substitute by the same name. Radicchio resembles a colorful head of cabbage or lettuce. It's just as easy to prepare, but it has a distinctive bitter taste that mellows with cooking. It comes with a higher price tag too.Farm: Imported by Food Gallery
Certificate: Phyto
Storage: 0-3C
Tasteful Crispy crispy meat is suitable for snacking for every day. Or make pies, pastries and more.Farm: Imported By Food Gallery
Certificate: Phyto
Storage: 2-4 ํC
Tangerines are a type of mandarin, the second-largest cultivated citrus fruit after orangesLike oranges, tangerines are orange in color — although some varieties may have shades of green or red. However, they’re a bit smaller and less round and are easier to peel by hand. They also have a sweeter taste.Both the flesh and peel are highly nutritious. You can enjoy tangerines as a snack on the go, blend them into a refreshing juice or smoothie, or use them to make a sweet jam or salad dressing.Farm: Imported By Food Gallery
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Storage: 0-3C
This variety of plumcot is a hybrid mix of 50% plum and 50% apricot. Though the variety retains its green skin when ripe, it is one of the sweetest of all plumcots with a sugar content of 23%! The taste is a juicy sweetness that explodes with flavor in every bite. Use as a refreshing hand fruit, blended in a smoothie, or as a sauce paired with chicken or pork. The Emerald Beaut will add a splash of delightful sweetness to any summer fruit salad.Farm:Imported By Food Gallery
Certificate:PhytoStorage: 0-3C
