Nutrition of French Shallots

Caramelised French shallot tarte tatin

    • These members of the allium family are generally better tolerated than onions: their flavour is more delicate and subtle and they are credited with promoting good digestion.

    • Their numerous micro-nutrients (vitamins, minerals and trace elements), even if consumed in small quantities, contribute to the nutritional completeness of our diet.

    • In particular, they contain selenium which has recognized antioxidant properties.

Nutritional values per 100 g

  • Calories: 75

  • carbohydrates: 17

  • fat: 0

  • water: 90.5

  • protein: 1.3

  • fibre: 3g

  • Rich in calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, selenium, vitamins A, B and C.