Truffles: The Epitome of Culinary Luxury
Truffles, including the black truffle and the highly prized white truffle (such as the Alba white truffle), are among the most luxurious ingredients in the culinary world. The white truffle has a light brown to beige color with a more delicate texture and a stronger aroma compared to the black truffle. The black truffle, with its irregular spherical shape, rough dark brown to black surface, and white marbled interior, is native to regions like France, Italy, Spain, and Yunnan in China. Nutritionally, both varieties are rich in proteins, amino acids, and unique aromatic substances. In cuisine, white truffles are often shaved thinly and added directly to dishes without cooking to preserve their intense aroma, while black truffles can be used in various forms, such as grated over steaks, made into sauces, or oils. DETAN Mushroom's ONE - TOUCH standard in the supply chain, which emphasizes maintaining product integrity from picking to packaging, could potentially ensure the freshness and q
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