Are scallions found in the average grocer's produce section?

Question

My store never has them.

Answer 1

They are also known as SPRING ONIONS or GREEN ONIONS, usually next to the leeks.  They are usually kept by the other greens/herbs under the mister and not by the regular onion & potato section.

You should ask the produce manager in your store, they are readily available everywhere.  If not, you can grow them yourself --- it's easy & you dont need a green thumb!  The seeds are available in the Target or Walmart garden section and are dirt cheap.  You can grown them in a window box or garden pot, they dont even need a garden patch!

Answer 2

They are also called green onions or spring onions.

Answer 3

Scallions = Green Onions.  They are one and the same, just a different name.

Similar to Cilantro = Chinese Parsley = Coriander

Answer 4

Look for green onions.

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Answer 5

Sure they do.  They are also called green onions.  They have long green "tails" and a small white bulb.  Sold in bunches of 8-10 for about $1

Answer 6

They are in Ga.

Answer 7

Try calling them green onions.

Answer 8

Scallions = green onion = spring onions...they should be readily available in your average grocer's produce section.  Where do you shop?

Answer 9

The larger chain markets should. The reason your store doesn't carry them is probably there isn't much demand for them normally. They're a type of a mild onion.

You can substitute green onions for them.