Green onion feathers are one of the most common types of greens that can be grown independently all year round.
The plant can be an excellent source of all kinds of nutrients, while being budget-friendly, tasty and affordable.
When it comes to green onions, we most often mean green onions. But in fact, we need to consider any kind of onion that sprouts into greens.
It has a very low caloric value, regardless of the variety, approximately 15-20 kcal. And at the same time there are up to 1.2 g of protein, 0.1 g of fat and a little more than 3 g of carbohydrates. More than 90% of the total mass of onions is water, and the rest is useful substances.
Green onions are rich primarily in vitamins C, D, E, K and group B, as well as organic acids, dietary fiber, phytoncides, tannins, chlorophyll and flavonoids.
It is impossible not to note its rich macro- and micro-composition, which includes chlorine, zinc, calcium, fluorine, manganese, sodium, aluminum, iron, etc.
Fragrant, affordable and tasty greens have a very large list of positive qualities that they have on the human body:
Despite the extensive help to the body, green onions are not without their drawbacks. People with gastrointestinal diseases should use them with great caution, since the essential oils in their composition actively increase the acidity of gastric juice.
People with hypertension should be careful with onions because of chlorophyll, which has a negative effect on blood pressure. Obesity is also on the list of contraindications, since the taste of onions increases appetite.
Many people refuse to use the useful plant because of its specific smell. But there are ways to quickly minimize it.
You can kill the smell by eating one coffee bean, a small bunch of parsley, a mug of strong green tea or lemon.
Green onions are a great way to get valuable vitamins and minerals all year round.