Spanish Kosher SupplyWild vegetables · Extremadura
Wild cardoon stalks (tagarninas) in jars
Tagarninas: wild golden thistle stalks, a Sephardic and Andalusian classic, preserved natural.
Tagarninas (Scolymus hispanicus, golden thistle) are wild stalks gathered by hand in the Spanish countryside and preserved natural. They are a familiar taste in Moroccan and Sephardic kitchens, cooked with eggs, chickpeas or in stews, and very hard to find abroad.
Kosher supervision for vegetables includes the insect checks your agency requires.
| Spanish name | Cardillos silvestres (tagarninas) |
|---|---|
| Origin | Extremadura |
| Species | Golden thistle (Scolymus hispanicus) |
| Style | Natural, in brine |
| Harvest | Wild, hand-picked |
| Kosher status | Pareve, subject to agency vegetable inspection |
| Formats | Glass jar, 170 g drained (24 per case) · Glass jar, 400 g drained (12 per case) |
| Packing | Private label available. |
| Kosher seals | OU, Star-K, KLBD or the agency you require |
Questions about this product
Is the wild cardoon stalks kosher certified?
Yes. It is produced in a dedicated kosher run at the Spanish plant, supervised by the agency you require, such as OU, Star-K, KLBD. The certificate is issued for your batch.
Can I order it for Miami or London?
Yes. We supply kosher stores and distributors in Miami and London on a pre-order basis, usually from around 1,500 units mixed per store.
Contact
Tell us what your shelf needs.
Send us the products, the approximate quantity and the kosher seal your customers require. We reply within one business day with options, prices and a sample plan.
London and Spain: daniel@spanishkoshersupply.comUnited States: abraham.esayag@spanishkoshersupply.com