are theses seeds hulled??
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These are tiny plant seeds in their raw, whole, and natural form. When you ask whether they're hulled, I think of larger corn kernels or sheaths of wheat, but these are the size of a sesame seed, and.... they are delicious.
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I'm assuming they are as I just use two tablespoons in my Greek yogurt. I don't know how big they are un-hulled but I would think I probably wouldn't be able to easily swallow two Tblsp. If they weren't hulled.
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the package describes it as 'whole flaxseed'. no mention of hulled. i grind the seeds in a coffee grinder and then store it in the freezerand use it in cereal. i have been using this product for years with no complaints. i have trouble finding it where i live so i buy a box of 4 bagsfrom amazon.
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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.
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Hi Kathryn:I just rinse the seeds off before the initial soaking. I believe they are organic, so they should be fine.But contact The Sprout House if you are worried.Best,Sarah
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None. Last year these turned out to be pickling cucumber seeds. I think it was a poser and not Renee's Garden that was selling on this site. Order directly.
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I have no idea if they are organic or not. Doesn't really matter if they don't grow - which they won't. Just to forewarn you: it's not YOU, it's the seeds! Another scheme to get our hard earned dollars into someone else's pocket. That seems to be the name of the game these days.
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Yes they are hulled and all I have to do to make Soymilk is rinse them and soak them.
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No, They are hard seed that needs to be cracked before you eat them to get the most benefit.
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Sounds like they are bad to me. You should contact the seller and/or amazon and let them know so that you can get your money back. None of the ones that I received were bitter. I tried to sprout one also, and it did not sprout. That leads me to believe that these are not truly raw. They were delicious though...
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No. I don't think they are hulless but they are definitely low hull compared to yellow popping corn. Much softer and less stuff in your teeth.
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Yes, however you'll have to wait until it is fully established, which can take quite some time. As you may have seen in my original review, these seeds are tiny and they instruct you not to cover them, so they will blow away if you don't keep them wet, and some will get munched by birds so order extra.Hope this helps!Billy
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These are shelled. I recommend that you divide them up and store in separate bags since they are raw.
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I read the can thoroughly and it doesn't indicate anywhere whether the seeds are raw or roasted. Sorry I couldn't help.
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I don't rinse the seeds. I haven't found them to be gritty or anything. But you could rinse them if you prefer.
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I am not impressed with these. I used the seed package and some packing tape.
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I have no clue, but I haven't started glowing or turning into a walking fish yet, so I think I'm good. I've grown ones very similar to this before, the only difference being that they were hot instead of sweet, and they've always done well. The ones I ordered this time around are coming along nicely under a lamp on my desk, and should be big enough to transplant as soon as the frost date passes. I'll be saving seeds, so I'll know next year whether or not it's a stable variety. Plus, if they were GMO, I figure some big company would be protecting the heck out of online sales by third parties.
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Hi I put them in water overnight and then planted them. Only one seed sprouted anf it is growing as we speak, at this point it is still only a plant though but I hope to plant it in the ground soon
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I have no idea what you are trying to ask. I had other seeds from last years package, and am growing them now.... Just broke past the soil... So looks like they will be very good this year too.
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I have never had them. I do know someone who told me that they are like a pickle. I bought the seeds and after over a month, I still have not seen any growth. But just to answer your question, Yes, they are edible.