How to grow Sprouts and get it perfect every time!
Sprouts are a living food and are the germinated seed of a vegetable. Sprouting unlocks a whole range of health benefits and increases nutrient levels drastically. Sprouting is easy and safe to do, if you follow a few simple rules.
Soak your seeds

Add 2-3 spoons of seeds to your jar to start. Overfilling the jar can cause problems with drainage and airflow so start small and work your way up! Place your lid on the jar and tighten before filling your seeds to soak for allocated time.
Rinse your seeds
Disperse your seeds
Sprout

Harvest
Your sprouts are ready as son as all the seeds have germinated and grown a "tail". They are best left to sprout for another day or 2 after this stage, the longer you leave them the bigger they will grow. When you are ready to harvest, give your sprouts a final rinse and drain.
Drying: Remove your finished sprouts from your jar and spready evenly on a kitchen towel. Allow sprouts to airdry for 30-60 minutes. Using a salad spinner will help speed up the process. Letting your sprouts dry will help them store for longer in the fridge.
Storage: Sprouts are best eaten as soon as possible but will store well for 3-5 days in the fridge. Keeping them in an airtight container lined with kitchen paper will help them last longer.
If you think you are ready to enter the wonderful world of sprouts, you can check out our 100g Sprouting Starter kit our 300g Sprouting starter kit or jump in and browse our collection of Sprouting seeds.
We also specialize in Microgreen kits and Microgreen seeds. Now that you know how to Sprout for success why not check out our Microgreens grow guide so can grow like a pro!
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