Precio FOB
Obtener el precio más reciente19.5 ~ 3600 / Carton
|1000 Carton Minimum Order
País:
Nicaragua
N º de Modelo:
-
Precio FOB:
19.5 ~ 3600 / Carton Obtener el precio más reciente
Lugar de origen:
-
Precio de pedido mínimo:
19.5 per Carton
Cantidad de pedido mínimo:
1000 Carton
Detalle de embalaje:
40 pound cartons
El tiempo de entrega:
10 business days after order FOB Nicaragua
Capacidad de suministro:
100000 Carton per Year
Tipo de pago:
T/T, L/C, Western Union
Grupo de productos :
-
Nicaragua
Persona de contacto Mr. Dale
Centro Tourismo, Granada, Granada
~~Malanga is a root vegetable popular in the tropics and South America. In Florida, malanga is the most popular form of cocoyam, which is a general name applied to several species of
Xanthosoma. It is also called yautia, cocoyam, eddo, coco, tannia, sato-imo, and Japanese
potatoes. Leafy species of Xanthosoma not grown for tubers are called belembe and calalous.
There are actually two different malangas: Malanga blanca
(Xantyosoma sagittifikium), considered the true malanga, which
grows on dry land. The other is malanga amarillo (Colocasia
esculenta) which grows in wet bog-like areas.
Generally, malanga resembles dasheen (taro) and the elephant-ear
plant with large green leaves about 2 feet wide by 2 1/2 feet long.
The malanga plant may attain a height of 5 feet or
more. Edible tubers (cormels) are formed in the soil at the base of the plant. A central large tuber (corm) is formed, with a cluster of cormels, grayish brown to black lateral tubers, around it. Malanga are about the size and shape of a regular white potato; they look a little like an overgrown gladiola bulb, because the outside skin of the malanga is brown and somewhat
hairy. It generally weighs 1/2 to 2 pounds, but can be heavier. The interior has an extremely crisp texture and can vary in color from cream, yellow or pink.
Malanga is widely grown and used in the tropics. In South Florida,
it has been grown in small patches for many year s and on a limited
commercial sale since ***3 to meet the demands of Latin Americans
living here.
In Cuban markets, Malanga islena is actually taro root, not Malanga
root. Malanga amarilla, or yellow malanga, has the barrel-shape of
taro, but is truly Malanga. Experts on the subject claim that this
apricot- to yellow-fleshed tuber is the only Malanga in which the
rounded central corm is eaten instead of the smaller irregularly
club-shaped surrounding cormels. Called Malanga in Cuba, Puerto
Ricans call it yautia.
País: | Nicaragua |
N º de Modelo: | - |
Precio FOB: | 19.5 ~ 3600 / Carton Obtener el precio más reciente |
Lugar de origen: | - |
Precio de pedido mínimo: | 19.5 per Carton |
Cantidad de pedido mínimo: | 1000 Carton |
Detalle de embalaje: | 40 pound cartons |
El tiempo de entrega: | 10 business days after order FOB Nicaragua |
Capacidad de suministro: | 100000 Carton per Year |
Tipo de pago: | T/T, L/C, Western Union |
Grupo de productos : | - |