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Congo Hawaiian Plantain (Hopa) proves that size matters when it comes to homemade tostones. These remarkable Hawaiian Plantains are shorter and thicker than regular plantains. Usually cooked when they’re green in stews, soups, tostones or just boiled, they can also be eaten raw when ripe (yellow). They are high in resistant starch and fiber which makes them optimum for weight management.
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The displayed price already includes shipping fees, so the shipping is free!
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We take an individual approach to each type of product we ship and make sure to pack it depending on its needs. Some products can be shipped without insulation, which allows us to offer you a better deal by saving on shipping costs.
Here are details about the weight and the quantity of the product in each of the box sizes (weight is net and amount of pieces depends on the size of the fruit):
Small
5 lbs, 4 – 7 Pieces
Medium
9 lbs, 7 – 12 Pieces
Large
15 lbs, 12 – 20 Pieces
Please let us know if you have any questions and thank you for your interest!
Important information:
Orders are shipped Monday thru Wednesday to ensure that products arrive fresh.
Most orders received before 1:00 PM will ship the same day. Orders received after 1:00 PM will be shipped the next day.
Items will be shipped at no charge using U.S. Priority Mail (1-3 days) or 2 Day UPS Air for delicate products.
Items are shipped from Miami, Florida.
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FAQ
Can you eat Hawaiian plantain raw?
Are Hawaiian plantains sweet?
What is the best way to eat plantains?
Why do you soak plantains in water?
What can I do with ripe plantains?
They still contain carbs, but they also have way more vitamins and minerals. If you have super ripe plantains, you can even add some chocolate chips and serve these like little pancakes. Or, if your plantains are more green, try adding some corn to the mix and grating over a little Parmesan cheese. 7.
What are the benefits of plantain?
Plantain is very popular among Brazilians, being eaten fried, cooked or roasted. Plantains are rich in fibre, potassium and flavonoids. Being easy to prepare an versatile, we can add regularly on a health diet plan.
Are plantain patties easy to make?
Plantain patties were one of the first recipes I came up with that I knew was a hit right away. The patties come together super quickly, but I have a couple tips to make everything go faster: Use overripe plantains that are yellow with brown spots or almost completely brown. They’re easier to mash.
Can you eat sweet ripe plantains?
And they’re especially rich in a special type of fiber called resistant starch that helps keep your gut bacteria happy! As plantains ripen from green to more yellow, they become sweeter. While they can be eaten at any point in the ripening process, sweet, ripe plantains are our favorite for roasting!