Onions
Michael Cutler Company offers premium onions year round from every major growing region throughout the USA.Select Variety below for more information:
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Sweet onions have a low sulfur content along with a higher water and sugar content which makes them milder than their stronger flavored cousins.
One of the most famous sweet onions in the United States is the legendary Vidalia. It is only grown in a small region of Georgia. Other popular sweet onions are Walla Wallas, Liberty Sweets, Oso Sweets, and Carzalia Sweets just to name a few. Contact us today to see what sweets you can find near you.
information on sweet onions
Storage Tips
- Store onions in mesh bags which allow adequate ventilation.
- Onions will keep best at temperatures near 36 °F (2 °C) for extended periods.
- Maintain consistent air flow and keep out of direct sunlight.
- Keep away from foods which absorb odors.
How can I tell if an onion is sweet?
Sweet onions tend to have a thinner, lighter skin than their storage counterparts. Most produce sections should have signs clearly marking the difference in onions but if not look for PLU stickers.
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What should I look for when buying a sweet onion?
Avoid any onion with soft spots or bruises. These can be caused by improper handling and will cause the onion to breakdown faster. Look for a light brown color with shiny skin that feels tight and has a dry neck.
