Re: how many sprouts do you have going at one time?

[Guest guest]

Hi, because I do talks about sprouting, I have about 10 different

devices. Some are home made. In between time I have two EasySprouts going

all the time if its just the wife and I that I am sprouting for. If I'm

going to have guests over or a family dinner, I will get my FreshLife

machine going ahead of time because I can do a lot of sprouts all at

once. One of the EasySprouts always has a salad mix in it (French Garden

from is the wife's favorite). The other rotates between

broccoli, pea shoots, sunflower, alfalfa, mung beans and others. I find

that if dried (as in, all the excess water off) and stored properly the

sprouts will stay in the fridge for up to two weeks, so I always have

sprouts on hand. Tonight I am starting a Great Bean and Rice mix that

sells that I dearly love, and will use left over turkey in

the soup. This mix takes just four days and its ready to make a great pot

of soup.

If I have the FreshLife going and my grandchildren stop by, they will

always spend a little time grazing. They don't care whats growing, they

just love the sprouts.

ew

how many sprouts do you have going at

one time?

Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2008 13:16:08 -0500

I'm digging into the website, printing off info on various sprouts

I'd like

to try, figuring out where I should begin, what sprouter I should

use, and I

just got curious, how many sprouting devices do you have, how many

types of

sprouts do you have going at one time, and if you have a minute ;-)

what

types of sprouts do you use the most?

Thanks!

Ginnie

[Guest guest]

Ginny,

I have 3 easy sprouters going at once, in various stages of growth.

I mix seed -- during the winter I include lots of 'hot' varieties

(mustards, radishes, etc). SproutPeople have some good hot mixes. I

mix hot seeds with clover or alfalfa -- each sprouter gets about 3

tablespoons of seed mixture.

terry

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> I'm digging into the website, printing off info on various sprouts

I'd like

> to try, figuring out where I should begin, what sprouter I should

use, and I

> just got curious, how many sprouting devices do you have, how many

types of

> sprouts do you have going at one time, and if you have a minute ;-)

what

> types of sprouts do you use the most?

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> Thanks!

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> Ginnie

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