3 Part Salad Sprout Seed Mix - 4 Oz. - Handy Pantry Brand - Organic Sprouting Seeds: Radish, Broccoli & Alfalfa: Cooking, Food Storage or Delicious Salad Sprouts

If you have a sprouting jar, these are great to grow. You'll notice activity in a day or two, so it's fun for kids too. The flavor is nice, and the radish sprouts have that nice radish kick to them.

These sprouts are so yummy and so easy to sprout!I simply use mason jars and cheese cloth to sprout my seeds.Doing a good pre-soak is key to getting the most seeds to sprout!Here's what I do:* Put 1 or 2 tablespoons of sprouts in your jar (depending on the size of your jar).* Pour filtered water over seeds until all of the seeds are covered by about an inch of water.* Soak seeds overnight (or for at least 8 hours).* After 8 hours, drain water and refill the jars with filtered water. Swirl the jars gently to rinse the seeds. Drain all water.* Place mason jar at an angle in a bowl so any remaining water can drain out.* Keep mason jar covered with sock or something to block out light (sprouts need darkness).* Repeat the swirl with filtered-water & rinse method at least twice a day.* Move jar to an indirect sunlit area after 4-5 days, or once the sprouts are a nice length.* Discard any unsprouted seeds.* Place sprouts back in mason jar with no water and store in fridge.Yummy, healthy and MUCH more safe than buying at the grocery store.If the sprouts smell funky or moldy at any time, throw them away and start over.

Great mix, it's mostly alfalfa seeds with about half the volume the other two kinds of seeds. That's ok with me, alfalfa are my favorite anyway. The sprouts themselves taste great. I especially love them on turkey sandwiches and as a plain salad mix-in.They weren't as spicy as I was thinking from the description, just an occasional zing on the tongue when eaten plain. Almost any salad dressing would cover that up though. I would buy again but I want to try other types of seeds first.Since the seeds are so small, I accidentally kept drowning my first few batches so only half the seeds would sprout. I learned to tip the sprouting tray a bit in the first few days so they aren't swimming the whole time. Your sprouting method might be better than mine though, I'm just a beginner.This little bag has lasted me almost 6 months, and I have done about one small batch a week just for myself.

I love this mix, I bought a seed sprouter lid set to put on my mason jars and this packet of seeds were my first try.The tiny seeds fell right through the holes so I don't know which I grew less of from the 3 different ones in this pack. I simply put a piece of muslin cloth in between the lid and jar. followed the instructions and with in 5 days I had a completely full jar of sprouts. For someone who has a black thumb and can't grow even a rock garden these worked wonderfully.

chickens like them

Like the test great for Salad

This product was easy to grown and produced abundant sprouts. I am not a fan of a strong radish taste but if you are you will love this.

I have tried growing these seeds a couple times now and mold keeps growing on the seeds. I was faithful in the watering process 2 times a day and I use the tray system for sprouting seeds. The second time I thought maybe these seeds need less water than the alfalfa seeds so I only watered these seeds one time a day. Mold started to appear about 2-3 days after I started growing the seeds. If anyone knows what I should do, please let me know. I don't want to waste the whole bag of seeds that I purchased. I was so excited to try these seeds and I still have not been able to. I have had them for almost 2 weeks now. I am very disappointed!