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Hi..before I go and start sprouting popcorn sprouts, I wonder what I would put

them in? If they are really sweet, would they be good in my sprout salad? I

can't imagine sweet sprouts mixed in with my radish sprouts.

melody

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Question seconded here Melody! I really want to try some popcorn sprouts having

read the sproutpeople description/pages. They do say that the flavour isn't for

everyone though. Got a bag of popcorn kernels arriving tomorrow... I guess I'll

discover the flavour soon enough, but in the meantime I'd love a description of

where they fit into cuisine. What do they go well with, how do people who grow

them tend to serve them? Of those who have grown them, did you like them and if

not, why not?!

Pea sprouts are undeniably pea flavoured, ditto with sunflower tasting

sunflowery... does this follow with corn kernel sprouts?! Do we get a sense of

'popcorn' flavour?!

To me, they sound like quite an exotically flavoured sprout/shoot

Thanks!

Charlotte

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> Hi..before I go and start sprouting popcorn sprouts, I wonder what I would put

them in? If they are really sweet, would they be good in my sprout salad? I

can't imagine sweet sprouts mixed in with my radish sprouts.

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> melody

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