are these the seeds that you can eat plainly?
1518584
Yes you can eat 2 in the morning and two with food, they are sweet at first them a little bit bitter but you get use to the taste, eat 2 mid afternoon. Also you can add them to soup, stew, casserole and if you drie them you can use them in muffins. Try them at your own pace. Good Luck!
1518585
these seeds come in a shell that you gently crack open and then you can chew the seed. the seed initially tastes bitter, but have a drink of water and your mouth will receive a sweet sensation, its awesome.
1677034
I'm sorry, I don't know if you can grow them. I use them in my recipes, I know they taste better than most.
2148746
Yes you can eat them, but they are very pricey just to eat, plant them and then enjoy a much bigger crop this fall.
727938
From the research that I have done, you do not need to grind them to get the full nutritional benefit. Unlike flax seeds, your body can break down the hull. They will indeed get stuck in your teeth, however. :)
1812972
The seeds arrive hulled and ready for grinding, if that is your choice. As I add them to oatmeal, I grind mine. I leave them whole for salads.
1997523
yes. you can't taste them/can't tell they are in there. it can even grind up apple seeds.
1588939
I doubt it and they have the taste of being farm grown. Not as flavorful as actual forest picked ones. However, they are quite decent for inclusion in soups and stir fry recipes. You will have to trim some of the stems off as they do not fully soften up. If you are seeking shitakes for plain sides like with steaks or shitake burgers I would suggest going to a Chinese store and getting their top brand dried ones.Overall, a good price for everyday Shitakes.
2039526
Yes you can if they are not too big. Otherwise you just cut them in half or quarters. I cut them because I read the seeds are not good for you so I always remove them before I juice the apple.
1700975
I believe so. I wasn't too impressed. I am a big fan of Mila Chia Seeds. More expensive but smaller, less processed seeds are easier to consume.
936336
I would get them from a trusted source. I usually get mine from Whole Foods.
1813357
Let me start by saying that my seeds were just fine. They arrived well packaged and sprouted once planted. I was quite happy with them. (And, the sturdy container is still in use for storing various items.) I think it would be hard to guarantee that any seeds are "disease free". And, of course the moment that you open a packet and plant seeds, they are exposed to all sorts of things that live in even the best organic garden. So, follow sensible gardening practices and hope for the best. I was pleased with the results I had.
506228
yes you can, I am not sure what they would taste like though. It does not hurt to try.
727932
Yes, you can eat them straight from the bag. I throw them in pancakes, protein Shakes etc.....like the others say, probably more benefits from grinding them. But I notice the fiber content difference eating them whole. Since its is a pack of 2, I keep them both I. The freezer for better storage.
260662
yes! they are available online, and in book stores.its a much healtier way to prepare your food stuff.
796593
They are tomato seeds which are all annual. If you can grow tomatoes you can grow these. They were fantastic.
2121917
Sorry I don't have it I ate them all! Lol I usually have one a day for snack. They go quick so I never thought to check. They tasted fresh though.
11194
I don't think they are, but it's the best u can get. Just don't eat it too often.