
Why would you eat black garlic?
Black garlic does not sting, it has a mild and sweet taste between liquorice and chocolate, very umami and it is also very healthy (according to Food Chemitry it has even more properties than conventional garlic). Its components include vitamins B1, B2, B3 and C as well as minerals such as iodine, potassium and phosphorus. Black garlic is particularly rich in phenolic compounds, making it a great antioxidant.
Black garlic is not a new garlic variety
Black garlic is the result of heating conventional garlic to 70.C for 30-40 days and the subsequent 30-day aeration process. During this process the garlic changes its colour and gets its unique properties.
Okay, black garlic is very healthy, but how do I eat it?
It is very easy to use as a substitute for white garlic in any recipe. Use the same amount you would use for white garlic: in soft drinks, sauces, allioli, hummus, risotto, pasta, etc.
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Black garlic is not a new garlic variety
Black garlic is the result of heating conventional garlic to 70.C for 30-40 days and the subsequent 30-day aeration process. During this process the garlic changes its colour and gets its unique properties.
Okay, black garlic is very healthy, but how do I eat it?
It is very easy to use as a substitute for white garlic in any recipe. Use the same amount you would use for white garlic: in soft drinks, sauces, allioli, hummus, risotto, pasta, etc.
You will find this product in our online shop at the following link.

Oche Aranda is a Spanish chef, born in Malaga. Trained in several of Spain's best restaurants, such as El Cortijo in the 5 Stars Hotel La Bobadilla (Granada) or Los Girasoles in Alicante. He has also worked with the prestigious Chef Jean-Claude Bourgueil in his restaurant 'Im Schiffchen' in Germany and has been a lecturer in the School of Hospitality in Seville. After accumulating all this experience he decided to lead his own project, opening the restaurant 'el Hans' in Vienna, with which he was awarded with a kitchen hat from the renown Gault-Millau Guide.