Natures Vitamin and Enzyme Factories
Most sprouts are ready to eat in 3-10 days.
All our sprouting seeds are un-treated and chemical free, several are certified organic.

Growing and eating sprouting seeds has become more than a health food fad. Freshly grown sprouts are now widely used as a unique way of creating different food dishes that vary in taste and texture, and provide healthful nutrition. Sprouts vary in texture and taste depending on the vegetable variety. Some are spicy (radish), some are hardy for use in oriental food (adzuki bean), and other are more delicate (alfalfa) for use in salads and sandwiches to add moistness and texture. Sprouts may be grown in inexpensive wide-mouth glass jars, on moist sponges, on blotter paper, or in plastic trays or we recommend our 'Kitchen Garden' Deluxe Two Tray Seed Sprouter.

SPROUTING SEED WHOLESALE PRICES

'KITCHEN GARDEN' Deluxe Two Tray Sprouter
with FREE ALFALFA SEEDS SAMPLE PAK and instructions.
$15.95 Each     Case of 6  $75.00

SELECTION HINTS AND NOTES

Sprouts -- How to Grow

1. Soak your sprouting seeds with water for about 8 hours.
2. Prepare your 'Kitchen Garden' sprouter container by gently washing the container and lid with soapy water, then rinse.
3. Spread a thin layer of seeds evenly on the bottom of plastic sprouting container. See reference chart for quantity of seed per variety recommended for each of your sprouter trays. A light rinse will help spread seeds evenly.  Stack trays and place smaller drip tray under the bottom sprouter to catch drips.  Cover sprouter with lid and place on kitchen counter out of direct sunlight.
4. Moisten your seeds by rinsing them at least 2-3 times a day. The lid should remain on as much as possible to facilitate keeping the seeds moist. The seeds should stay moist not soggy. It will take 3-7 days for sprouts to mature, depending on the seed variety and temperature. As seeds sprout, taste test to determine the stage that you like them.
5. Many sprouts store from days to weeks when placed in plastic bags and stored in the refrigerator. Your 'Kitchen Garden' sprouter can also be used for storing your sprouts. Rinse sprouts again with water. Allow them to drain dry, or shake off excess moisture and place sprouting trays including drip tray a lid into the refrigerator. Clean the sprouter trays, drip tray and lid thoroughly between batches.

Generally, sprouts can be stored in a refrigerator for 1-2 weeks with frequent water rinses.

Health Safety Note

Sprouts are fresh when their roots are moist and white or cream in color and the sprout itself is crisp. Avoid any sprouts with yellowing or graying roots or any sign of decay. Give the sprouts the sniff test -- fresh sprouts have a clean, fresh aroma. Keep sprouts refrigerated and use them within a few days. Finally, wash hands with warm, soapy water before and after handling all foods.