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Aubergines from Almagro come from the region of Campo de Calatrava, in Ciudad Real. This unique, beautiful area is where this typically Manchegan product is grown. The dressing is made from vinegar, olive oil, salt, cumin, garlic, paprika and water, fermented for about 14 days. This dish’s origins can be traced back to Arabic cuisine, with an extra layer of sophistication coming through the stuffing with red pepper, as tradition dictates. A top-quality product quintessential of our land and region.

Areas of interest
The geographical area comprises the following municipalities: Aldea del Rey, Almagro, Bolaños de Calatrava, Calzada de Calatrava, Granátula de Calatrava, Valenzuela de Calatrava and Viso del Marques, all in the province of Ciudad Real.

The Almagro aubergine is a healthy food as a source of fibre.

Benefits are obtained when the intake of this food is at least 3g of fibre per 100g.

Note that 100 g of aubergines (cooked or boiled) provides 3.7 g of fibre.

We recommend eating 5 pieces of fruit and veg per day. 2 can be veg.