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Revised July 2, 2009
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 The Sprout Master Sprouter and Fresh Sprouting Seeds
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 The Sprout Master Sprouter
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(Information is from the manufacturer’s
pamphlet.)
Why Sprouts: Life giving sprouts contain live
enzymes necessary for the digestive process. They contain few if any calories
and no cholesterol. Sprouts are one of the highest sources of fibers.
How long will sprouts store?
Live Healthier: The facts are plain, sprouting a
variety of seeds not only places live enzymes and fiber in your diet, but
contains the highest and purest forms of vitamins and nutrients necessary for a
long healthy life.
The Sprout Master has the following advantages over the
other sprouters:
Does not sour the sprouts.
- Several sprouters can be stacked with the tray lid in place without losing
necessary air circulation.
- The rectangular shape allows for much better cabinet and refrigerator
storage without sacrificing as much as one inch in the volume of your harvest.
- A removable divider in the middle makes it possible to grow a half crop a
full crop or two different type crops at the same time.
- With a lid placed under the bottom as a drip tray and a lid placed over the
top
- your sprouts will stay crisper longer in the refrigerator without losing
vitamins or souring.
The Sprout Master is packaged in singles, doubles and
threes (Triple Kit). Each package has an extra lid so that the unit may be used
as a crisper.
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When selecting seed to sprout it is important to use seed that has been grown
organically or is free from all harmful chemicals.
Sprouts can be eaten alone, in sandwiches, salads, burritos, casseroles,
soups, meat loaf, on baked potatoes or used in hundreds of other dishes. Let
your creativity run wild!
NOTE: Owning three or more sprouters makes it
possible to rotate crops. While waiting for seeds to sprout, you can always have
some ready to eat.
All prices are in US Dollars
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Sprouting Kits
Single Kit, 2 lids, 2 compartments, 8x10, 1-2 people 14.50/ 2 (N020)
Double Kit, 3 lids, 4 compartments, 8x10, 2-4 people 25.95/ 3 (N031)
Triple
Kit, 4 lids, 6 compartments, 8x10, 4-8 people 35.95/ 4 (N021)
Triple
Mini Kit, 4 lids, 6 compartments, 5x6, 1-2 people 21.95/ 2 (N022)
Triple
Mini has 3 sprouters and is slightly less than 1/2 the size of the Single
Sprouter.
Extra Lids, large 3.75/1 (N032), mini 1.95/1 (N033)
Sprouter measures 8 x 10 x 2.25. Minis measure 4.75 x 6 x 2.25 (inches)
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Fresh Sprouting Seeds
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Dehydrated, freeze dried and other storable foods will keep you alive. Adding
sprouts will keep you vibrantly alive, healthily
alive. Sprouts contain the living enzymes, trace minerals, nutrients and
vitamins necessary for healthy living. In our opinion, they're a critical
addition to your food storage program. (Best of all, they're
delicious!) If you've never eaten fresh sprouts, you're missing
out. Restaurants buy, and serve, sprouts that are WAY too old. Try them after
just 2-3 days' sprouting time, sprouts that you've sprouted. They're so
much more delicious, I don't know how to describe 'em . . . and
I eat restaurant sprouts every chance I get. I'm a salad freak. These sprouts so
outshine the restaurant fare that there's just no comparison.
Organic Sprouting Seeds (1.5 pints each) (Packed in plastic containers with screw-on lids.)
Alfalfa 13.00/2 (Q001) Adzuki Beans 5.95/2 (Q007)
Alfalfa Plus* 13.00/2 (Q063) Lentils 5.95/2
(Q064)
Green Lentils 12.00/2 (Q006) Triticale
Mung Beans 5.95/2 (Q004) Whole Peas 5.30/2 (Q003)
Hulled Buckwheat 6.50/2 (Q052) Kamut 7.25/2 (Q053)
Spelt 7.45/2 (Q055) Barley 4.75/2
(Q060)
Golden Flax 6.00/2 (Q061) Quinoa 13.95/2 (Q062)
Radish 8.50/2 (Q017) ProVita Mix** 7.25/2
(Q065)
2 Qts. ProVia Mix 14.50/5 (Q066)
* Alfalfa, Cabbage, Clover, Radish
**Adzuki, Lentils, Mung Beans, Peas,
Triticale, Wheat, Fenugreek
HOW LONG WILL SPROUT SEEDS STORE? CHECK THIS OUT!
We were in the process of moving into our 900 sq. ft. warehouse extension. We found some containers of unsold sprout seeds that we bought in 1999 (that's NINE years ago). These alfalfa seeds were stored on the top shelf of 8 foot tall shelving in an UNHEATED and UNCOOLED section of our Texas warehouse. I asked Phyllis to try sprouting them. Here are the results.
Alfalfa sprout seeds from 1999, found June, 2008
Germination rate, 100%. These could've been bought yesterday!
The seeds below were kept on the very top shelf in our pantry. Here are the results.
Imagine what the results would have been if we'd kept these in a temperature-controlled room!
Sprouts found June, 2008, from 1999
Germination rate of over 60%! (100% edible) Not bad for 9-year-old seeds.
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