Description
ORGANIC. Sprouted wheat berries make delicious, chewy, nutty flavored gems that add texture to salads and can add extra nutrients to baked goods. Wheat Berries can also be grown as wheatgrasss, which can be juiced to create a nutrient packed drink or can be grown as Cat grass which can be used as a digestive aide to indoor cats. Sprout wheat berries in a jar for traditional sprouts or sow heavily onto flats or in small containers of soil and snip the grass sprouts as needed for juicing or leave out for cats to free feed. Seed weight: 225 grams/7.9 ounce
Gideon Howard? –
Just what I needed from my avocado toast topping.
Jude Sanders? –
On the far right of the picture is the fall blend we grew back in November. I can’t wait to use this on the rest of the yard. I’ve just been doing a few small areas at a time in case it gets too cold, but so far the temperature has been in the 40s at night and it’s still doing great. And I make sure to keep the soil damp (not dry, but not overwatered) Very happy with this stuff.
Theodore Ward? –
The packaging on these seeds is very impressive. The bag in the picture is resealable foil. Inside are clearly labeled foil seed packets, zip lock plastic bags to store open packets in, strips to label where you have planted each type of seed, and a booklet describing each variety. Now… on to planting.
Ryker Richardson? –
I started adding a spoonful of this to my morning oatmeal and smoothies, and it’s made a noticeable difference. It has a mild, nutty taste that blends in easily without overpowering anything. The texture is fine enough that it mixes well, but still feels hearty.