Details about Smoked Garlic
Also known as Smoked Elephant Garlic, Smoked Softneck Garlic
Smoked Garlic is typically stored in a cool, dry place to preserve its flavor. When imported/exported, a controlled atmosphere and precise temperature range between 32°F and 40°F (0°C and 4°C) is recommended to maintain quality.
Smoky, savory, and incredibly aromatic
Nutrition
Smoked garlic is a nutrient-dense ingredient, but since it's usually consumed in small quantities, its nutritional contribution to a meal is relatively low. Here are the approximate nutrition facts for smoked garlic per 100 grams:
Energy 131 kcal,
moisture content 59.4 g
protein 6.36 g
fat 0.56 g
carbohydrates 33.97 g,
sodium 1 mg
potassium 401 mg
dietary fiber 7.7 g
sugar 1.05 g
calcium 181 mg
magnesium 25 mg
manganese 1.943 mg
copper 0.331 mg
vitamin C 1.200 mg
vitamin B6 0.233 mg
folate 0.121 mg.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place with good air circulation to maintain quality
Storage conditions:- Temperature: -1°C to 0°C
- Humidity: 80-90%
Smoked garlic is more delicate than regular garlic and may spoil faster if not stored properly. Monitor temperature and humidity to prevent moisture accumulation.
Packaging
Breathable materials (paper or jute bags) with good air circulation
Shelf life
6-8 weeks