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Mycopia Maitake Frondosa Mushrooms Organic (10 x 4 oz)
$79.00
Soups, Pastas, Egg Dishes, Stir-fry
Case of 10 - Retail Packs
Mycopia Maitake Frondosa Mushrooms Organic (CASE)
Mycopia’s Maitake Frondosa Mushroom is wonderfully adaptable with a fabulous, forest aroma and a light, crunchy texture. In the wild, maitake can grow into huge heads over a foot in diameter. Gourmet Mushrooms’ small, delicate clusters present the mushroom’s best qualities at the peak of flavor.
The other common name for this variety is Hen-of-the-Woods Mushroom. Traditional in Asian cuisine, but its rich versatile flavor also finds complements with roasted meats and chicken, cheeses, dark leafy greens, and hearty grains. Certified Organic by QAI. Maitake Mushroom is at the top of the list of mushrooms used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, and it is one of the better studied mushrooms in modern clinical trials. Maitake Frondosa (and other mushrooms) are functional foods, good sources of micronutrients and active biological compounds that support a healthy immune system.
Mycopia Mushrooms
Our mushrooms are grown on oak-based substrate in reusable bottles. After the mushrooms are harvested, the spent substrate is recycled and turned into compost that is highly prized by local farmers and wineries. Our mushrooms have been certified organic and kosher since 2005.
Yellowbird Foodshed purchases mushrooms from Mycopia Gourmet Mushrooms Michigan operation. It was formed in 2013 when the parent company purchased the existing mushroom plant located in Scottville, MI from Diversified Natural Products, Inc. The Scottville facility is located 10 miles from Lake Michigan in the heart of Michigan’s hardwood lumber industry. Fresh water and the byproducts from the lumber industry are key ingredients for a successful specialty mushroom operation.