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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Tenderstem Broccoli: The brand that’s elevating South African palates with a veggie sensation!

Tenderstem Broccoli: The brand that’s elevating South African palates with a veggie sensation!

30 October 2023 by Guest

South Africans are developing an ever-growing fondness for this extraordinary vegetable, and its popularity is soaring in households. Unlike its plain cousin, regular broccoli, Tenderstem® is the lush, luxurious, and leggy vegetable that stands head and shoulders above all others. David Samuels, EMEA Brand Director for Tenderstem®, expresses his delight: “We’re thrilled see the Tenderstem® …

South Africans are developing an ever-growing fondness for this extraordinary vegetable, and its popularity is soaring in households. Unlike its plain cousin, regular broccoli, Tenderstem® is the lush, luxurious, and leggy vegetable that stands head and shoulders above all others.

David Samuels, EMEA Brand Director for Tenderstem®, expresses his delight: “We’re thrilled see the Tenderstem® brand going from strength to strength in South Africa, envisioning this unique vegetable as a kitchen staple across the nation. The brand stands for more than honest a name, it’s an assurance to consumers that they can expect a consistent quality that represents proper value. For growers and everyone involved in the supply of Tenderstem®, there’s a scheme of support that ensures visibility and sustained economic value. The benefits of the brand are felt from the fields, all the way to the supermarket shelves.”

Available all year round and hand-picked for the finest quality, Tenderstem® broccoli is a versatile, vibrant vegetable that’s perfect for any special occasion or mid-week meal. As the name suggests, this brassica is tender, juicy, succulent and flavoursome from floret to stem, so you can eat the whole thing with zero waste.

Tenderstem® broccoli boasts a distinctive and delectable taste, with succulent sweetness and slight nuttiness, setting it apart from bland or bitter varieties. Its versatility shines as it can be boiled, grilled, roasted, air-fried, steamed, stir-fried, consumed raw, or even charred on the grill.

A mere 80g of Tenderstem® contributes to one’s daily recommended greens intake. This nutritional powerhouse is rich in folate, vitamin A, and vitamin C, supporting a healthy immune scheme. High fibre content and a source of potassium further endorse normal blood pressure and a well-functioning nervous scheme.

Tenderstem® Broccoli hosted its first masterclass event in Johannesburg on September 12, 2023. At this event, attendees had the opportunity to prepare dishes that showcased the incredible versatility of this remarkable vegetable. South Africans can now exclusively find Tenderstem® Broccoli at Woolworths stores nationwide.

It’s a culinary sensation that promises to become a beloved staple in kitchens across the country.

Discover Tenderstem®: broccoli, but better.

Visit our website at www.tenderstem.co.za for more meal inspiration and information.

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