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Cilantro Microgreens

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Cilantro is a staple in Mexican, Asian and South American dishes, and cilantro microgreens are sure to give an extra tasty and nutritional kick.

Cilantro microgreens are harvested just as the first true leaves are sprouting. This gives them the freshest and most vibrant taste possible. They stand out as being bright, citrusy, and spicy among our microgreen selection.

Micro milantro can be used in all recipes that call for cilantro for a tasty boost to its nutritional value. It is one we would highly recommend to chefs, and we one would recommend for restaurants looking for wholesale, particularly health-conscious restaurants looking for local cilantro flavor! 

With local delivery only to the Tampa Bay area, order $30 or more for free delivery!

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Cilantro Microgreens Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between cilantro and cilantro microgreens?

Cilantro microgreens are cilantro (or coriander) harvested when their first true leaves form before the plant fully matures.

This causes cilantro microgreens to be smaller, but with a stronger concentration of nutrients and flavor. Micro cilantro is more tender and delicate with a fresh, citrusy flavor.

For more information, see "What are Microgreens?"
What do Cilantro Microgreens Taste Like?

Cilantro microgreens taste fully like cilantro, with a more intense taste and smell. Its texture is more tender and delicate, especially compared to the rough texture of mature cilantro.

With tasting like cilantro, the differences that people experience in the taste of cilantro still applies, where for some it may be more spicy or others it may taste soapy.

Either way, for those who love cilantro, cilantro microgreens are sure to be delicious!
What are the Health Benefits of Cilantro Microgreens?

Cilantro is a good source of fiber and contains Vitamins A, C, E, K, calcium, iron, potassium, and magnesium.

What are Some Ways to Eat Cilantro Microgreens?

Cilantro microgreens can be used in any recipe that calls for cilantro if a more concentrated flavor is desired, including in a salads and sandwiches, in soups, to add a kick to dips and guacamole, or mixed into rice, tacos, or stir-fry.

Click here for our selection of recipes with cilantro microgreens.