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Excellent product as always! February 16, 2024 Reviewer: Kim O'Neill from Arthur, ON Canada   Was this review helpful to you?

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a gluten free gem October 27, 2022 Reviewer: Deborah from Walkerton, ON Canada   I sprout buckwheat groats and at times grow them for their greens. Sprouting them is so easy. Soak them in a wide mouth jar for 24 hours to draw out the mucilage (cover with a linen or other cloth). I rinse them well in cool tap water then end with a rinse in distilled or reverse osmosis water. Drain well. Cover the top of the jar with a screen, or transfer them to a strainer cradled over a bowl. Cover lightly with a linen or other breathable cloth. Rinse 2 to 3 times a day. Eat when the sprout size suits you. I like a long tail. Growing the seed in soil soil produces a lovely leafy green. I mix the sprouts with fresh or frozen organic fruit and organic protein power, covered with organic raw nut milk for breakfast of a snack during the day. The greens go great in salads and sandwiches. Create a super healthy meal that you will enjoy. Was this review helpful to you?

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Hearty Breakie! November 5, 2019 Reviewer: Dee Davies from BC Canada   Cooks up fine. Fills my tummy to the brim!  If you feel fat and want to be slim, eat buckwheat groats and you will grin. Was this review helpful to you?

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Buckwheat July 27, 2019 Reviewer: orlene from Salmon Arm, BC Canada   Excellent product, I sprout 1 cup and add it to my raw crackers that I make. Also dehydrate the soaked buckwheat for a breakfast cereal Was this review helpful to you?

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Buckwheat Groats February 2, 2018 Reviewer: Monique   I was very disappointed when I checked the provenance of this product and see that it's from China.....will not consume any products from China so I can't review the quality Was this review helpful to you?

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Good Stuff! March 30, 2010 Reviewer: Gabi from Mississauga, ON Canada   An absolutely GREAT breakfast cereal base.  Mixed with some fruit and/or nuts and/or seeds,  and topped with almond mylk... it doesn't get much better.  Wonderful 'crunch' factor! Also wonderful mixed with flax seed for crackers. Was this review helpful to you?