Cabbage & Bok Choy (10)

Bok Choy - Fresh,, 1400 Gram, $10.77 avg/ea

Bok choy or pak choi is a type of Chinese cabbage.

Brussels Sprouts - Bulk, 1 Pound, $5.99/lb

The leaf vegetables are typically 1.54 centimetres (121+12 inches) in diameter and resemble miniature cabbages. The buds are typically cooked by boiling, steaming, stir frying, grilling, slow cooking, or roasting.

Cabbage - Green, Fresh, 1.95 Kilogram, $5.55 avg/ea

Crisp, leafy, and versatile, this Canadian-grown cabbage is harvested seasonally from summer through fall and carefully stored to maintain freshness into the colder months. Perfect for slaws, soups, stir-fries, or traditional dishes, its mild flavor and crunchy texture make it a kitchen essential. When Canadian supply is out of season, imported cabbage ensures year-round availability.

Cabbage - Red, Fresh, 975 Gram, $2.77 avg/ea

No.1 Grade. BC grown. Known to increase insulin production and lower blood sugar levels, as it contains the red pigment called betalains that have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, antidiabetic and cardioprotective properties.

Cabbage - Savoy, Fresh, 1.16 Kilogram, $6.37 avg/ea

Sometimes referred to as Curly Cabbage. Most Tender and Sweet Variety Of Cabbage. Leaves are Great for Making Wraps.

Cabbage - Sui Choy, Fresh, 1.48 Kilogram, $8.78 avg/ea

A Chinese cabbage, also known as Napa Cabbage. A mild taste and a soft texture when cooked. It is the key ingredient in Korean Kimchi. Best used in stir-Fries and soups. Also great eaten raw.

YU - Baby Bok Choy Fresh, Bunch, 454 Gram, $3.99 avg/ea

Also Referred to as Chinese Cabbage, Bok Choy, like other Cruciferous Vegetables, is a Nutrient-Dense, Delicious, Easy-to-Prepare. Provides Loads of Nutrients for Little Calories.

YU - Shanghai Bok Choy, 454 Gram, $3.99 avg/ea

Also Known as Green Stem Bok Choy. Best used in Stir-Fries, Braised, and Soups.

Squash - Kohlrabi Fresh, 450 Gram, $3.96 avg/ea

A member of the cabbage family, it has a juicy, sweet, but peppery flavour with a taste and texture similar to a broccoli stem. It is delicious eaten raw or cooked. Try it sliced into matchsticks and tossed into slaw, or roasted with Parmesan cheese, olive oil and garlic. Enjoy!

YU - Gai Choy Baby, Fresh, 450 Gram, $4.65 avg/ea

Loose-Heading Chinese Cabbage. The Flavor of Gai Choy is True to the Mustard Family. Its Pungent, Peppery and Reminiscent of Wasabi Mustard with a More Robust Depth when Cooked.