Walla Walla Sweet Onions

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Walla Walla Sweet Onions are a famously mild, exceptionally sweet onion variety originating from the Walla Walla Valley in Washington State.

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instanceOf onion cultivar
sweet onion
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
hasBulbShape slightly flattened globe
hasColor light brown skin
pale yellow
hasCultivationRequirement cool-season growing conditions
irrigated agriculture
long-day photoperiod
well-drained soil
hasEconomicImportance specialty crop for Walla Walla Valley farmers
hasHarvestSeason summer
hasNutritionalProperty contains antioxidants
contains dietary fiber
contains vitamin C
low in calories
hasQuality exceptionally sweet taste
high water content
juicy texture
large bulb size
low pungency
mild flavor
hasReputationFor culinary versatility
exceptional sweetness
mildness when eaten raw
hasShelfLife short storage life compared to storage onions
hasSkinType thin papery skin
isAssociatedWith Walla Walla Valley agriculture
Washington State cuisine
regional food festivals
isComparableTo Maui onions
Vidalia onions
isGrownFor fresh market sales
local and regional distribution
isMarketedAs premium sweet onion
regional specialty product
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Pacific Northwest NERFINISHED
Walla Walla Valley NERFINISHED
Washington State NERFINISHED
partOf Allium cepa species
taxonRank cultivar
usedFor fresh eating
grilling
onion rings
salads
sandwiches
sautéing

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Walla Walla Valley knownFor Walla Walla Sweet Onions