So, while you might not think it matters whether you choose a sweet versus a yellow onion for your recipe, you will be surprised to learn that there’s a world of difference between them.

At the grocery store, it can be hard to tell the difference between leeks, scallions, and the many types of onions. And where do shallots factor in?

We spoke to culinary professionals to learn the difference between sweet onions vs. yellow onions, plus whether they're interchangeable in cooking. Related: 10 Most Common Types of Onions—and ...

Ziata explains that shallots typically have a more mellow flavor and softer texture than onions. "Shallots taste just slightly more garlicky and sweeter than a red or yellow onion," she adds. Shallots ...

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