Vidalia onion

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Vidalia onions
Vidalia onions

Interesting facts about vindalia onions

  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions are very sweet?
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions are only grown in specific areas in Georgia?
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions are unusually sweet because there is a low amount of sulfur in the soil in which they are grown?
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions were first grown in the early 1930’s?
Baked vidalia onions
Baked vidalia onions
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions were first grown in Vidalia, Georgia and that i how they received their name?
  • Are you aware that the Vidalia onion is the official state vegetable of Georgia?
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions are available in the spring and summer months?
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onion are round?
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions have a thin tan or brown skin?
Vidalia Onion Rings
Vidalia Onion Rings
  • Are you aware that the inside of Vidalia onions is white?
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions grow underground?
  • Are you aware that Vidalia onions add flavor to many different dishes?
  • Are you aware that there are hundreds of different varieties of onions?


Nutritional information on Vidalia onion

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