HOME GROWN 𝗨𝗦𝗔 𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗨𝗠 Alfalfa Sprout Seeds 16oz Bulk Pack with Thousands of Seeds 𝗡𝗢𝗡-𝗚𝗠𝗢 Alfalfa for Sprouting & Microgreens Indoor Outdoor Growing Resealable Bag High Germination

I've lost count of how many batches of sprouts I've made with these. It's so easy with a mason jar and a sprout screen screwed on the top of the jar (you can purchase these on Amazon). Just just soak the seeds overnight, drain, rinse, set upside down and rinse every morning for 5-7 days and you have a large cluster of yummy sprouts for salads, sandwiches, you name it.I hated buying sprouts at the store and stopped years ago because they were so expensive and I couldn't eat all of them quick enough before about 1/4-1/2 go bad (get slimy). Hence, I was wasting (throwing away) 25-50% of every purchase. Here, I have total control on how many seeds to sprout (I do 1 Tbsp batches).

These seeds grow fast & you only need a small amount. The picture shows the sprouts growth after 5 days! They taste yummy & use no chemicals to grow them 🤗

A very good pie. I keep making sprouts and more sprouts. The secret is very simple. Use a sprouting jar. I soak the seeds, overnight, drain and rinse. Make sure all the water is out do this twice a day sometimes I do it three times a day. My sprouts grow quickly Love them on sandwiches and salads. The important thing about sprouting is make sure they don’t sit in water because they can go bad quite quickly. I used to refrigerate after about four days. I don’t think it’s necessary. Nice thing is after you pull out a pinch or two next day there’s more sprouts then there were the day before , I highly recommend this product

I just find it easier to grow one type of sprout at a time. That way all ready at once. These performed well and were tasty

My husband grows these for us. They taste delicious and so easy to make. He follows videos on YouTube, very easy to grow.

I used these. They grew as they should. I use them to enhance lots of things (salads, sandwiches, even pizza slices!)The only problem I’m having with them is that there seems to be a large sticker covering whatever the original print is on the packaging.Curiosity was getting the best of me. We discovered this as we were looking everywhere on the package for a packing date. It is helpful to have this information in case you’re storing any packages for future use. They seemed fresh enough to sprout…just wish I knew for sure how old the package is.

They sprout well, and one bag has produced 10 jars so far and the bag is still mostly full.Some seeds doesn't sprout, but it's always like that. These seems fresh.Plenty of fresh sprouts when they are done.

$.90 per quart jar or the equivalent of two store bought slimey 4 oz containers for $8-12 dollars. I do it all right at my sink and 4-5 days a mess of sprouts that has me happy and 3-5 others I have turned onto this simple process.