These members of the allium family are generally better tolerated than onions: their flavour is more delicate and subtle and they are credited with promoting good digestion.
Their numerous micro-nutrients (vitamins, minerals and trace elements), even if consumed in small quantities, contribute to the nutritional completeness of our diet.
In particular, they contain selenium which has recognized antioxidant properties.
Calories: 75
carbohydrates: 17
fat: 0
water: 90.5
protein: 1.3
fibre: 3g
Rich in calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, selenium, vitamins A, B and C.