The Facts on Shallots
Mild, Aromatic & Crisp

With a delicate balance of sweer and sharp flavours, shallots are chef's secret for adding depth without overpowering other ingredients. Smaller and subtler than onions, their fine texture allows them to melt beautifully into sauces, dressings, and sautés. Whether finely diced in a vinaigrette or caramelised to perfection, shallots elevate everyday cooking into gourmet fare.
Health benefits of Sahllots
Shallots are crisp, mild and highly nutritious. They're an excellent source of vitamin A and C and fibre.
They are low in calories, therefore being easily incorporated into healthy diet. The fibre content in shallots aids in digestion and can help lower cholesterol levels. Vitamin A and C boost immune function and contribute to maintaining healthy skin and vision.
Additionally, the antioxidants found in shallots have anti-inflammatory properties and have been linked to a reduced risk of cancer, particularly stomach and colorectal cancers.
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