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Bio / Ecological
The flavor profile of red chard shares the earthiness of beetroot with the saltiness of spinach. Both the leaves and the stem are edible.
Red Swiss chard has wide, wavy, and wrinkled bronze-green leaves with contrasting crimson red stems.The ruby red stems extend in red veins along the plant's leaves.
Very rich in vitamins and minerals. Among the vitamins stand out C and pro-vitamin A. But above all, its content in folic acid stands out, which is very beneficial for the body as its deficiency can cause megaloblastic anemia and is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases, cancerous processes, and congenital malformations.
It is also recommended in cases of stress, for intestinal transit, respiratory infections, for our immune system.
Health benefits
Red Swiss chard has numerous health benefits, including:
Appearance
Its shape is elongated, with very intense and even shiny green leaves (the outermost leaves have the highest vitamin content). The stalks (petioles) are white and fleshy.
Varieties
Varieties vary by the color and size of their leaves and stalks. The Swiss Chard variety has whitish stalks and greenish wrinkled leaves. In contrast, Rainbow Chard and Ruby Chard have thick reddish stalks.