Handy Pantry Sprout Jar With Seeds
- INCLUDES: Quart Wide Mouth Jar, Sprouting Lid, Organic Protein Powerhouse Sprouting Seeds, Instructions, and a Free Downloadable Sprouting Guide - 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- MULTI-PURPOSE: Use for growing sprouts, sifting flour, and more. Purchase more seeds and reuse your sprouting jar again and again!
- UNIQUE GIFT: Our beautifully boxed Sprouting Kits make excellent Christmas gift for gardeners, unique kitchen gifts for cooking enthusiasts, and are the perfect size for stocking stuffers.
- BONUS SEEDS INCLUDED: One of the only kits on the market that includes certified organic sprouting seeds.
Good Morning, Sprouts!
This could be waiting in your kitchen everyday.
Save tons of money with our Mason Jar Sprouting Systems because sprouts are ridiculously expensive to buy. Sprouts are the easiest food you can grow yourself, and they take less than 30 seconds a day to maintain. Our kits pay for themselves in the first few weeks. So grow your own and enjoy super cheap, super healthy all-you-can-eat sprouts.
How To Use Our Simple Sprouting Systems
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1. Add Seed To JarAdd seeds to your glass jar. Screw on your Handy Pantry sprouting strainer lid. |
2. Soak SeedsSoak seeds in water for 8 - 10 hours. We suggest leaving them overnight and rinsing them out first thing in the morning. |
3. Rinse Seeds DailyRinse seeds twice a day by pouring water through the sprout lid and swishing the seed. Drain the excess water into the sink. After each rinse fully invert the jar with the lid still on. |
4. Ready In 3-4 DaysMost sprouts are ready for eating after 3-4 days. |
Cooking With Sprouts
There’s no feeling like growing your own food and then getting to sit down and eat it. This is why we get such a rush when we walk into our kitchens to check on our sprouting jars and see those very first signs of growth.
Here are 10 unique ways to incorporate sprouts into your cooking:
- Sandwiches
- Salads
- Wraps and Rolls
- Stir-Fires + Sautes
- Toasts
- Soups
- Smoothies
- Dips + Spreads
- Baking
- Veggie Burgers
Sprouts are a powerhouse food. They aid the body in digestion, increase fiber content and protein availability, and they’re excellent for skin and hair. Their essential fatty acid content aids in fat-burning and their minerals improve body chemistry balance. Sprouts nourish us with a myriad of vitamins and nutrients and some sprout varieties even produce a cancer-fighting compound called isothiocyanate when consumed, and research by the American Chemical Society suggests that these compounds are the most potent when untreated. What better way to ensure their strength than by growing them in your very own kitchen?