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Pam,

Try something like wheat berries, alfalfa ... just make sure what ever you're sprouting is organic or has not gone thru any processes... otherwise it won't sprout.. I've had sunflower seeds, different batches.. some sprouted while some other brands didn't..

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Thanks Don,Thanks for the input. Flax really slimes up, and I mean it REALLY slimes !I never knew what mucilage was, except for that over the counter stuff called Mucilage (i think).Guess I'll have to try sprouting something else instead. The flax was a big pain in the butt not to mention a huge dissapointment for a first time sprouting endeavor.Pam_____________________________________________________--Hi Pam,Yes they are. People used to sprout in jars before all the fancysprouters came out. As to the flax seeds, well they contain a lot ofmucilage (like okra) and I really have never tried sprouting them so Ican't answer that one but they sure are good even when soaked.--Peace, love and light,Don Quai"Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the

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Pee Tee wrote:

>Thanks Don,

>Thanks for the input. Flax really slimes up, and I mean it REALLY slimes !

>I never knew what mucilage was, except for that over the counter stuff

>called Mucilage (i think).

>Guess I'll have to try sprouting something else instead. The flax was a big

>pain in the butt not to mention a huge dissapointment for a first time

>sprouting endeavor.

>Pam

>

>

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Hi Pam,

Try sprouting alfalfa, radish, onion, garlic, mung beans or lentils.

These all work really well. There are lots of others that sprout pretty

good too.

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and wakes in man. "

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Ybarra wrote:

> My personal favourite is alfalfa and winter wheat. Makes a nice sweet

> snack. I have to try the onion and garlic next. Great idea, Don.

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Don't forget the radish and mustard seed sprouts. They are pretty darn

good too.

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Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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Only one in Or:

1210 NW Couch Street

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503.525.4343

503.525.2021 fax

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Coffee bar opens at 7 a.m. Monday†" Friday

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> Thanks Suzi -

> I knew you would recommend . Whole Foods rings a bell,

> I wonder if there is one of those in Oregon near me...............

> Thanks for everything, your a wealth on information !

> Pam

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Also, Handry pantry has a website and you can find their products at

lots of HFS's.

http://www.handypantry.com/pk4/store.pl?section=7

I get alot of my stuff like mung, sunflower, lentils and grains in

the bulk section of my Co-op. They have a great selection and i can

get as much or as little as i like and they have organic stuff.

Sylvia

>

> OMG theres so much to choose from.

> Thanks everyone for your input.

> Appreciate every little bit.

> So do you like go buy organic vegetable seeds? I've never seen

garlic or

> onion or radish or........ available in the bulk food section of

New

> Seasons. Now lentils and wheat etc are available.

> Where do you find these seeds to sprout.

> Pam

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> My personal favourite is alfalfa and winter wheat. Makes a nice

sweet snack.

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> have to try the onion and garlic next. Great idea, Don.

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Pam,

check this link out...it has links to HFS's in Oregon (you'll have to

scroll down to OR)

http://www.greenpeople.org/healthfood.htm

I'd do some price comparison before relying on Whole Foods. I like

Whole Foods for some stuff, but feel that they have become quite

commercial in what they carry (and now include yucky foods on their

shelves as a convenience!) and their prices are a bit high. I shop

all other resources before i buy from my local Whole Foods just to be

sure i am not paying too much.

Sylvia

> > > Thanks Suzi -

> > > I knew you would recommend . Whole Foods rings a

> bell,

> > > I wonder if there is one of those in Oregon near

> me...............

> > > Thanks for everything, your a wealth on information !

> > > Pam

> > > -------------------------------------------------------

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