Baby Corn

Baby Corn

Baby Corn

Commodity Overview

The flavor of baby corn is not quite as sweet as traditional sweet corn, but the tiny cobs are completely edible, making them a fun miniature treat. At 3-4 inches long, this small vegetable is often found on foodservice salad bars, added to stir fry or used as a garnish. It comes in both yellow and white varieties.

PLUs

4589 baby sweet corn

Characteristics

  • Commodity: Baby Vegetables
  • Category: Specialties
  • Appearance: A miniature sweet corn
  • Flesh: Sweet, tiny kernals
  • Flavor: Milder than regular sweet corn
  • Size: 3-4 inches long
  • Color: White or yellow ears
  • Commonly Cooked: Yes
  • Served Raw: Yes
  • Availability: Summer and fall
  • Additional Notes: Photo courtesy World Variety Produce
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Business Type:
Broker
Location HQ:
Lyndhurst, 07071-2230 New Jersey
Berries:
Blackberries, Blueberries, Cranberries, Raspberries, Gold Raspberries, Red Raspberries, Strawberries, Specialty Berries, Red Currants, Kiwiberries








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