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Home » Vegetables » Root Vegetables » Onions » Grelot Onions

Grelot Onions

Grelot Onions grow in bunches. Their bulbs are always small, round and white, like that of Pearl Onions.

In addition to the bulb being eaten, the stalk is also used as you would the stalks of chives or leeks.

Grown in France, particularly Rungis.

Substitutes

Very small pearl onions.

History Notes

Believed to have originated in Europe.

Language Notes

A grelot in French is a small, round bell. For instance, a sleigh-bell is called a grelot; “attacher le grelot” means “to bell the cat”.

Other names

French: Ail d'Espagne, Echalote d'Espagne, Grelot, Oignon d'Egypte, Oignon grelot, Oignon rocambole

This page first published: May 19, 2004 · Updated: Oct 4, 2020.

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