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Rare Frost Kissed® Artichokes Picked with Intense, Nutty Flavor. |
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California winter frosts can yield “Frost Kissed” Artichokes that are available
in stores for a limited time. Frost causes the outer layer of the Artichoke to turn brown,
flake and peel, much like we do after getting sunburned.
Although the brownish color may not look pretty, “Frost Kissed” Artichokes taste
delicious and actually have a more intense flavor than green, “Frost Free” Artichokes.
Frost enhances the flavor of the Artichoke resulting in a nutty taste. Once cooked, the
peeling disappears resulting in a delicious, green Artichoke.
Artichokes are “Frost Kissed” when the temperature drops below 32 degrees.
Following a freeze, Artichoke plants take two to three weeks to start
producing “Frost Free” Artichokes again.
Make sure to look for this unique, seasonal item as it is only in stock for a
short period of time.
Request this
Frost Kissed Artichokes POS card.
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