Vidalia onions

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Vidalia onions are a famously sweet, mild variety of onion grown in a specific region of Georgia and protected by name under U.S. law.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf agricultural product
geographically protected food
onion cultivar
belongsToSpecies Allium cepa
hasColor pale yellow
hasCommonName Vidalia onions NERFINISHED
hasCultivarGroup Granex-type sweet onions
hasFlavorProfile mild
hasGeographicalIndicationLikeProtection true
hasHighWaterContent true
hasLowSulfurContent true
hasMarketingOrderNumber 955
hasProductionSeason spring
hasProtectedName Vidalia NERFINISHED
hasPungency low
hasShape slightly flattened globe
hasTaste sweet
hasTexture crisp
isA sweet onion
isAssociatedWith Toombs County, Georgia NERFINISHED
Vidalia, Georgia NERFINISHED
southeastern Georgia
isGrownIn Georgia NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
Vidalia onion production area
isMarketedAs premium onion brand
isNamedAfter Vidalia, Georgia NERFINISHED
isOftenDescribedAs famously sweet
mild
isOftenEaten raw
isRegulatedBy Georgia Department of Agriculture NERFINISHED
United States Department of Agriculture NERFINISHED
isStoredAs fresh onion
isTypicallyHarvested April
June
May
isUsedInDish grilled dishes
onion rings
salads
salsas
sandwiches
legalStatus protected by Georgia state law
protected by U.S. federal marketing order
nameUseRestrictedTo onions grown in designated Georgia counties
originatesFrom Toombs County, Georgia NERFINISHED
subclassOf Allium cepa
taxonRank cultivar

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Toombs County hasRegionalSpecialty Vidalia onions
Vidalia, Georgia isNamesakeOf Vidalia onions
this entity surface form: Vidalia onion