I have a new favorite vegetable: broccolini, also sold under the name Bimi® broccoli, available in England as tenderstem broccoli in almost every store. In our region, this "mini broccoli", which is very reminiscent of asparagus, is grown by "Buuregarte Boog". Could Migros please also offer broccolini in future? Thank you very much, "Twilight"
I have a new favorite vegetable: broccolini, also sold under the name Bimi® broccoli, available in England as tenderstem broccoli in almost every store. In our region, this "mini broccoli", which is very reminiscent of asparagus, is grown by "Buuregarte Boog". Could Migros please also offer broccolini in future? Thank you very much, "Twilight"
Hello Twilight Thank you for sharing your suggestion. Many cooperatives had Bimi Broccolini in their range during the main winter vegetable season, i.e. from November to March. As this vegetable did not meet our expectations and spoilage was high, we took it out of our range again. The cooperatives in Eastern Switzerland and Lucerne currently still stock it, but mainly in winter as described. It is currently not available. Kind regards, Angela
Hello Twilight Thank you for sharing your suggestion. Many cooperatives had Bimi Broccolini in their range during the main winter vegetable season, i.e. from November to March. As this vegetable did not meet our expectations and spoilage was high, we took it out of our range again. The cooperatives in Eastern Switzerland and Lucerne currently still stock it, but mainly in winter as described. It is currently not available. Kind regards, Angela
Hello Twilight Thank you for sharing your suggestion. Many cooperatives had Bimi Broccolini in their range during the main winter vegetable season, i.e. from November to March. As this vegetable did not meet our expectations and spoilage was high, we took it out of our range again. The cooperatives in Eastern Switzerland and Lucerne currently still stock it, but mainly in winter as described. It is currently not available. Kind regards, Angela
Hello Twilight Thank you for sharing your suggestion. Many cooperatives had Bimi Broccolini in their range during the main winter vegetable season, i.e. from November to March. As this vegetable did not meet our expectations and spoilage was high, we took it out of our range again. The cooperatives in Eastern Switzerland and Lucerne currently still stock it, but mainly in winter as described. It is currently not available. Kind regards, Angela
Thanks for the answer, that's a shame. But broccoli, including bimi, is actually in season in Switzerland now. Perhaps the local product would be more convincing than the imported one. Kind regards, "Twilight"
Thanks for the answer, that's a shame. But broccoli, including bimi, is actually in season in Switzerland now. Perhaps the local product would be more convincing than the imported one. Kind regards, "Twilight"
