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    • RE: Chia Seeds

      Jennifer:
      Nebbermind:

      [quote=\"fable\"]I've found that Gardenpicks is the best value for chia seeds. 500g of australian white chia seeds cost only $14, and they provide free delivery for purchases of $60. They sell other nuts and dried fruit as well.


      (in case anyone is wondering, nope, i'm not associated with the company, just sharing good lobang 😄 )

      Can't seem to find the price list in their website.

      the price list is in the catalogue to be downloaded.[/quote]Here is the catalogue from Gardenpicks:
      http://www.gardenpicks.com.sg/Catalogue.xls

      $14 for 500g is a great deal!

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    • RE: Chia Seeds

      No need to keep in the fridge - just store in a cool, dry place and it will be fine. Apparently they will keep for up to 2 years!


      1 tablespoon of chia seed a day will do wonders for you - either in water or another drink, or sprinkled over a salad, granola or cereal. You can get more info and other ideas here:

      http://ourlittlegreendot.com/what-is-chia-seed/

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    • RE: Chia Seeds

      http://ourlittlegreendot.com/what-is-chia-seed/


      Here are six reasons why you should do like the Aztecs and eat chia seeds to survive our modern battles – long hours at work, chasing after the kids & mental fatigue! Slightly less brutal, but exhausting nonetheless!
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    • [*]Chia seeds are an amazing source of Omega 3, higher than flaxseed. We’re talking brain function, mental clarity, healthy heart… and good hair! If you are vegetarian, or just don’t like the smell of fish oil, chia seeds are a great alternative
    • [*]Chia seeds are gluten-free. You can grind them and add them into your baking recipes, like a flour. In any recipe, replace 1/4 of the flour for chia flour – so if it’s 1 cup of flour you can do 3/4 cups of flour and 1/4 cup of chia flour. You may prefer to use white chia seeds, as the black ones will speckle your baked goods.
    • [*]Chia seeds are high in fiber. They help your body to eliminate toxins and clean out your intestinal tract, which means you’ll be regular and of course, that’s a good thing!
    • [*]A complete protein, chia seeds contain all nine of the essential amino acids which our bodies need for growth & repair of blood cells, tissue, muscle, collagen… our bodies can’t produce these building-blocks, we can only obtain them from our diet.
    • [*]Chia seeds contain an army of different antioxidants which help to prevent disease and boost energy. Chia is so high in antioxidants that the natural oils do not go rancid, giving chia seeds a very long shelf life.
    • [*]Chia seed controls blood sugar levels. Chia seeds form a gel when placed in liquid and in our body this gel helps to slow down the release of sugar from starches, giving us a prolonged release of energy rather than the high and low spikes we can get after eating a carb heavy meal.
    • [/list]To receive all these benefits – it’s recommended that we eat 1 tablespoon of chia seed per day.

      From here: http://ourlittlegreendot.com/what-is-chia-seed/

      Lots of chia seed recipes from the same site too:
      http://ourlittlegreendot.com/what-are-chia-seeds-and-chia-seed-recipes/

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