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Fresh Sugarloaf Cabbage (500g)

Chilled

Fresh Sugarloaf Cabbage
(500g)

Regular price $9.00
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Grown in the Netherlands, sugarloaf cabbage takes its name from the tall, conical head that narrows to a point — denser and sweeter than a standard round cabbage, with pale, tightly packed leaves and none of the sulphurous edge that puts people off cooking with cabbage. The tight structure holds up exceptionally well to slow cooking, braising down into something silky and mild, while raw shreds bring a clean crunch to slaws with real sweetness behind it. An underrated cabbage that deserves more attention than it gets.

WEIGHT: 500g per pc
ORIGIN: Netherlands

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Regular price $9.00
Sale price $9.00 Regular price
Save $-9.00 Sold out
Tax included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is sugarloaf cabbage different from a regular cabbage?

Our sugarloaf cabbage is grown in the Netherlands, taking its name from the tall, conical head that narrows to a point. It's sweeter and denser than a standard round cabbage, with pale, tightly packed leaves and none of the sulphurous edge that puts people off cooking with cabbage.

Can I eat sugarloaf cabbage raw?

Yes. Shredded raw, our Dutch-grown sugarloaf cabbage brings a clean, sweet crunch to slaws and salads. Its tight structure also holds up exceptionally well to slow cooking, braising down into something silky and mild.