The Sprouting Company Jar Sprouting Kit with 8oz Salad Mix Sprout Seeds

- Easy, At Home Countertop Sprouting: The Sprouting Company's mission has been a relentless dedication to spreading awareness on the benefits of Sprouting, while developing industry leading Sprouter kits to bring nutrient packed sprouts to every household, without the hassle. - What's Included: The Sprouter kit comes equipped with a 304 stainless steel filter, thick glass jars, recycled plastic stand, and a poly carbonate dip tray, and lid for a full at home sprout making kit. The Broccoli Bundle includes an 8oz High-Glucoraphin Salad Mix sprout seeds for a ready-to-grow bundle at your doorstep. - Industry Leading Design: Our sprouting jars come with 125% wider mouth than mason jars, alongside a straight-walled design to avoid water being trapped in the neck or collar, ensuring 100% drainage. Our stand holds the jar at a precise angle for optimal airflow and drainage. - More Nutritious than Mature Vegetables: Our organic salad mix sprouting seeds are packed with nutrients and vitamins, leading to many health benefits. The salad mix sprout seeds are high in fiber & enzymes to support digestion, antioxidants & phytochemicals for immune support, and packed with vitamins A, C, and K. - Flavor Profile: Our salad mix sprouting seeds include alfafa, high-glucoraphin broccoli, raddish, mung beans, and green lentils. This produces a balanced blend of earthy, peppery and slightly sweet flavors, perfect for fresh salads, wraps, or grain bowl toppings. - Why Sprouts: Compared to their mature plant counterparts, sprouts contain a higher concentration of essential vitamins and antioxidants. Sprouts are also rich in anti-inflammatory agents and support a healthy gut biome for digestion.

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Why would I eat sprouts?

Sprouts are an easy way to eat more vegetables. Broccoli sprouts have 300% more Vitamin C than mature broccoli. They're also as fresh as food gets, still alive when eaten. Delicious too: add them to a sandwich, a smoothie, or check our recipes

How do I know when my sprouts are ready?

Simple, when the jar is full. Some seeds (like lentils and green peas) are commonly consumed after 3 days of growing, whereas leafy greens are most often grown to 5 or 6 days

How do I harvest sprouts?

Rinse off biofilm to boost shelf life and food safety, remove hulls for extra freshness, then dry well since sprouts shouldn't be stored wet. A salad spinner handles all three and doubles as storage: keep the lid loose in the fridge

How long do sprouts last?

If you harvest and store them as we advise, we suggest consuming them within 5-7 days

Why are my sprouts growing slowly?

Cold temps can slow growth, sprouts take twice as long at 65-68°F vs 72°F. Soak time matters too: at least 2/3 of seeds should show tails. Cloudy rinse water or rotten smell means toss it.