Vegetables

Origin:  France
Packaging: Wooden crate or carton
Storage: in the fridge if you want to increase the shelf life. You can put some fruits in the middle of them to decrease the process of germination. They can be kept at least 1 week.
Usage:  Tto enjoye mashed, roasted

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French sandy carrots also known as ‘Carotte de Sables’ are the very special vegetable found growing all along the beautiful coast of La Manche in a tiny coastal area in Normandy. Here, where Sand isn’t just for sandcastles, they use this favourite seaside town to grow a very special carrot.

Known in France as ‘carotte de sables’ or ‘sand carrots’, they are sweet, crunchy and slightly tender and grown using seaweed as their primary fertilizer. The sandy soil gives the carrots perfect drainage, they have little or no core and this results in excellent flavour. They are appreciated by the French as well as us as the very best variety of carrot and are sold with their light sand coating as proof of origin. They are more expensive than regular carrots, but that is expected once you have tasted them.

Origin:  France
Packaging: Kraft bag
Storage: in the fridge. They can be kept at least 1 week at least.
Usage:   Raw or cooked, you will appreciate their amazing taste

Minimum order is by 2kg

Broccoli is an excellent source of vitamins K, C, and A, as well as folate and fiber. It is also a good source of phosphorus, potassium, magnesium and the vitamins B6 and E.
Organic Broccoli is preferred for taste, health, and environmental reasons.

Origin:  France
Packaging: Kraft bag
Storage: Keep unwashed broccoli refrigerated for up to five days. Organic produce should not be stacked with non-organic produce.
Usage:  These delicious florets can be enjoyed raw with dip, as a side with cheese, in soup, or grilled with a variety of vegetables.

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Butternut Squash are bottle-shaped and have a finely textured bright orange flesh. Unlike Summer Squash, which are picked immaturely when the skins are tender, Butternut Squash have hard, thick skins. Thus, only the sweet flesh can be eaten. The delicious yellow meat is reminiscent of sweet potatoes and can actually replace them in most recipes.Butternut Squash is good source of vitamins A and C, potassium, and iron. You can easily integrate this vegetable into your diet because they can be used in a variety of different ways, whether they are baked, steamed, pureed, or cooked in soups and stews.

Origin:  France or Portugal
Packaging: None
Storage: The hard skin protects the flesh and allows it to store longer than summer squash. Store Butternut Squash in a cool, preferably dark, well-ventilated area for up to 3 weeks.  Wrap cut pieces in plastic and refrigerate up to five days.
Usage:   Excellent for salads or to make delicious fries

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Origin:  UE
Packaging: Vacuum pack
Storage: fridge

Price is per pack of 400g

OrgaThis knobbly, ugly duckling of a root veg is a wonder in the winter kitchen. Under the craggy skin lies a smoky, earthy fragrance that can be the starting point for hundreds of recipes: a classic crunchy rémoulade or salad, a sweet, velvety mash, a warming gratin or a silky soup.

Origin:  France
Packaging:  Paper bag
Storage:Keep cool and damp in an outdoor veg rack or the bottom of your fridge. It should last for several weeks.
Usage:Celeriac is good friends with the other winter roots. Pair with potatoes in mash, roast in a tray with carrots and parsnips, or add in chunks to a hearty stew or pie with whatever other roots you have in your box.

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