Garden Eggs From Ghana 1kg

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Honesty Foods
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Fresh fruit & vegetables

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  • Garden Eggs From Ghana 1kg grow on sprawling.
  • Garden Egg eggplants are botanically a member of the Solanaceae family and grow on sprawling, climbing vines.
  • Considered a fruit, but cooked as a vegetable, there has been some debate on the classification of Garden Egg eggplants, with some experts believing it belongs to Solanum aethiopicum while other experts believe it belongs to Solanum gilo.
  • Eggplants are considered one of the most economically important crops in Africa, along with peppers and tomatoes, and the fresh fruits are harvested daily from home gardens and transported into town for resale.
  • Garden Egg eggplants provide a steady source of income for farmers as they are easy-to-grow, fast-harvesting, and produce high yields, and locals favor the fruits for their slightly bitter flavor.
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Product details

Brand
Honesty Foods
Category
Fresh fruit & vegetables

About this item

  • Garden Eggs From Ghana 1kg grow on sprawling.
  • Garden Egg eggplants are botanically a member of the Solanaceae family and grow on sprawling, climbing vines.
  • Considered a fruit, but cooked as a vegetable, there has been some debate on the classification of Garden Egg eggplants, with some experts believing it belongs to Solanum aethiopicum while other experts believe it belongs to Solanum gilo.
  • Eggplants are considered one of the most economically important crops in Africa, along with peppers and tomatoes, and the fresh fruits are harvested daily from home gardens and transported into town for resale.
  • Garden Egg eggplants provide a steady source of income for farmers as they are easy-to-grow, fast-harvesting, and produce high yields, and locals favor the fruits for their slightly bitter flavor.

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