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Sweet Vidalia Onions have a tasty reputation known far and wide. So sweet, in fact, that onion fans eagerly anticipate news from Vidalia, Georgia every spring that the Sweet Vidalia Onion shipping season has begun.
Georgians are very proud of their famous seasonal treat. Vidalia Onions were accidentally discovered in the 1930s. As word spread, “Vidalias” were destined for greatness. Their production area in Georgia has a unique soil and climate that produces special characteristics of the sweet Vidalia onion and has attracted the attention of gourmet taste buds everywhere.
You don’t have to travel to South Georgia each spring and summer to purchase this flavorful, mild onion. You can get your hands on these little sweeties and support your Pittsburgh Syria Shriners through our yearly “Shriners Vidalia Onion Sale”.
Between now and the April 17th, 2018 ordering deadline, you can secure your order from our resident onion expert, John Koedel, by completing this form and returning it with your check or money order to the Pittsburgh Shrine Center.
2018 Vidalia Onions & Specialties Prices
ONIONS:
10# BAG - $10.50
5# BAG - $6.50
DRESSINGS:
CREAMY ONION 12oz. $6.00
CREAMY RANCH 12oz. $6.00
RED FEZ 12oz. $6.00
12 per case @ $66.00
RELISH:
ONION MUSTARD RELISH 8.5oz. $6.00
12 per case @ $66.00
SAUCES:
ONION STEAK SAUCE 12oz. $6.00
ONION BBQ SAUCE 12oz. $6.00
APPLE CINNAMON BBQ SAUCE 12oz. $6.00
12 per case @ $66.00
“Vidalia onions aren’t just the most famous onions in the world; I think they may be the only famous onions in the world.” – Chef Bobby Flay, “Postcard from Vidalia, Georgia” Bobby Flay Cooks American
Delivery will be approximately the first week of May 2018. All orders may be picked up at the Shrine Center upon their arrival, notification will come from John Koedel.
Questions about ordering Vidalia Sweet Onions? Contact: John at 412-855-4890
Try these Sweet Vidalia Onion recipes!
Mr. Food's Sweet Vidalia Onion Pie
Vidalia Sweet Onion Dip
Uncle Wilson's Grilled Onions
Baked Blooming Sweet Vidalia Onion
*All proceeds are for the benefit of the Pittsburgh Syria Shriners and are not tax-deductible as a charitable contribution.
