They differ from the Terfezias by its lighter color (from cream white to light brown). They have high water content.
They are characterized by a musky smell, and a soft and delicate texture, and they differ from the Terfezias in color (from cream white to light brown). Its nutritional values are the next:
- 40-60% carbohydrates.
- 20-27% proteins.
- 2,4-7,5% fat.
- 7-13% fiber.
They also have high potassium, phosphorus and magnesium content.
Tirmania’s cultivation is in an experimental phase and their commercialization will not start until 2017.