Aloe leaves are botanically and commonly known as Aloe Vera. Most recipes suggest rinsing or soaking it. Raw Aloe can be blended with water, resulting in smoothies or other beverages.
Origin: USA
Availability: Year-Round
1 pound
White Asparagus spears are pearly white, thick, and rounded. They're hard to find, as they are considered a rare spring delicacy. Additionally, what makes white asparagus unusual is the fact that it doesn't get any sun exposure.
Origin: Chile, Peru, Mexico, USA
Availability: Year-Round
8 oz
Baby Zucchini is similar to the mature version, only smaller. However, its flesh is more tender and the flavor is milder than the larger one. It serves a great source of vitamins and nutrients.
Origin: Guatemala
Availability: Year-Round
Pack of 5
Garlic comes in its own individual wrapper. It is rich in vitamin C, phosphorus, and manganese. Garlic can be consumed raw or cooked.
Origin: Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, Spain
Availability: Year-Round
Long Beans are grown in the tropics throughout Southeast Asia and they are green or white in color. These beans taste best when they are young and slender. The pods may be eaten both fresh and cooked.
Origin: U.S.
Availability: May – September
8 oz
Patty Pan is a summer squash known for its small size, round and shallow shape, and deeply scalloped edges, similar to a flying saucer. Patty Pan is a good source of magnesium, niacin, and vitamins A and C.
Origin: Guatemala
Availability: Year-Round
8 oz
Sunburst squash is a hybrid variety that has an odd but attractive shape. It is mild flavored and can be sliced and added to a raw vegetable tray.
Origin: Guatemala
Availability: Year-Round
Yellow Corn is a variety of sweet corn. With kernels packed in tight almost uniform rows. At its peak ripeness, it's sweet, succulent, and the skin pops as you bite it.
Origin: USA
Availability: Year-Round
8 oz
English Peas have a large bright green pod which encases plump, round peas. The pods grow on vines and unlike snow and sugar snap peas are too fibrous to be edible.
Origin: Guatemala, Peru
Availability: Year-Round
Aloe leaves are botanically and commonly known as Aloe Vera. Most recipes suggest rinsing or soaking it. Raw Aloe can be blended with water, resulting in smoothies or other beverages.
Origin: USA
Availability: Year-Round
1 pound
White Asparagus spears are pearly white, thick, and rounded. They're hard to find, as they are considered a rare spring delicacy. Additionally, what makes white asparagus unusual is the fact that it doesn't get any sun exposure.
Origin: Chile, Peru, Mexico, USA
Availability: Year-Round
8 oz
Baby Zucchini is similar to the mature version, only smaller. However, its flesh is more tender and the flavor is milder than the larger one. It serves a great source of vitamins and nutrients.
Origin: Guatemala
Availability: Year-Round
Pack of 5
Garlic comes in its own individual wrapper. It is rich in vitamin C, phosphorus, and manganese. Garlic can be consumed raw or cooked.
Origin: Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, Spain
Availability: Year-Round
Long Beans are grown in the tropics throughout Southeast Asia and they are green or white in color. These beans taste best when they are young and slender. The pods may be eaten both fresh and cooked.
Origin: U.S.
Availability: May – September
8 oz
Patty Pan is a summer squash known for its small size, round and shallow shape, and deeply scalloped edges, similar to a flying saucer. Patty Pan is a good source of magnesium, niacin, and vitamins A and C.
Origin: Guatemala
Availability: Year-Round
8 oz
Sunburst squash is a hybrid variety that has an odd but attractive shape. It is mild flavored and can be sliced and added to a raw vegetable tray.
Origin: Guatemala
Availability: Year-Round
Yellow Corn is a variety of sweet corn. With kernels packed in tight almost uniform rows. At its peak ripeness, it's sweet, succulent, and the skin pops as you bite it.
Origin: USA
Availability: Year-Round
8 oz
English Peas have a large bright green pod which encases plump, round peas. The pods grow on vines and unlike snow and sugar snap peas are too fibrous to be edible.
Origin: Guatemala, Peru
Availability: Year-Round
