McFadden Farm Garlic Braid - 19 Bulb
$42.44
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US Delivery Time: 3-5 Business Days.
US Delivery Time: 3-5 Business Days.
Product Description
McFadden Farm Garlic Braid - 19 Bulb
Fresh and natural, our 19 bulb Garlic Braid features nineteen of our farm fresh garlic bulbs and makes an impressive culinary gift. McFadden Farm garlic products are seasonal, and are always sold fresh. Made from California late harvest, soft neck garlic, our garlic is harvested in July and is usable until March or April. Each garlic braid is handcrafted and features a traditional braid generously using 19 garlic bulbs beautifully bundled together for a convenient way to display and use for your favorite recipes. Approximately 20" long 19 Farm Fresh Garlic Bulbs McFadden Farm Recipe Booklet Included. Garlic is fresh and natural but are NOT organic. Garlic are shipped fresh - typically between July through April. Grown in the U.S.A. Harvest date 7/15/2021Features of McFadden Farm Garlic Braid - 19 Bulb
Approximately 20" long 19 Farm Fresh Garlic Bulbs McFadden Farm Recipe Booklet Included. Grown in the U.S.A. Garlic shipped fresh - typically between July through Febuary.Specification of McFadden Farm Garlic Braid - 19 Bulb
| Product Details | |
|---|---|
| Size | 19 Pound (Pack of 1) |
| Dimensions | 17.99X4.02x2.99 |
| Weight | 0 |
Warning - California Proposition 65 This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
Product FAQs
Q: Is the McFadden Farm Garlic Braid organic?
Ans: No, the garlic in the braid is fresh and natural but not organic.
Q: How long is the McFadden Farm Garlic Braid?
Ans: The braid is approximately 20 inches long.
Q: When is the garlic in the braid harvested?
Ans: The garlic is harvested in July and is usable until March or April.
Q: What is included with the McFadden Farm Garlic Braid?
Ans: Each braid comes with a McFadden Farm Recipe Booklet.
Q: Where is the garlic grown?
Ans: The garlic is grown in the U.S.A.