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Black Chia Seeds

100gr
£1.12 112p / 100g

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250gr
£2.36 94p / 100g

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500gr
£3.52 70p / 100g

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1kg
£6.68 67p / 100g

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3kg
£18.00 60p / 100g

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6kg
£35.51 59p / 100g

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£106.84 each
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9 Customer Review(s)
Customer Rating: 4.8
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Ingredients

Black Chia Seeds ingredients: Black Chia Seeds. Grown, cleaned and processed in South America - Phytosanitary Certificate issued by the National Plant Protection Organisation of ARGENTINA.

About Black Chia Seeds

Chia seeds are one of the most powerful, functional, and nutritious superfoods in the world. The chia seed is an excellent source of fibre, packed with antioxidants, full of protein, loaded with vitamins and minerals, and the richest known plant source of omega-3 fatty acids.

Chia seeds come from the desert plant Salvia hispanica, a member of the mint family that grows in southern Mexico. In pre-Colombian times, chia seeds were a component of the Aztec and Mayan diets and the basic survival ration of Aztec warriors, 2 tablespoons of the seeds could sustain a person for 24 hours. They are neutral in flavour and swell up in water. High in fibre 32g per 100g.

There is very little nutritional difference between black and white Chia seeds; dark Chia has slightly more protein whist the white has marginally more linolenic acid (Omega-3). The main reason for taking black Chia Seed is that it contains more antioxidants that protect the essential fatty acids. Both come from the salvia hispanica plant, the black Chia seeds come from the purple flowering plant when grown, whilst white flowering plants produce the white Chia Seed.

Customer reviews

Chia seeds really are a wonder: they have more Omega-3 than flax seeds!!! They are a life saver for vegans, but for everybody too. I can see how the claim that about 2 tablespoons sustained Aztec warriors for 24 hours is TOTALLY TRUE too. I am no warrior, but I used to be prone to migraines caused by low blood sugar, and a bowl of chia pudding/porridge made from 1 tablespoon chia seeds as a late breakfast DOES sustain me comfortably until dinner. Goodbye migraines. I also love that Real Foods sells them in various sizes, so when you eat a lot of chia seeds like I do, you get a better value by buying the larger packs.

By Alice Farmer on 23/05/2013

I wasn't that sure about chia seeds - they just seemed too small - but my daughter likes sprinkling them on her porridge or other cereal to give a few additional health benefits. So, we actually get through them quite quickly now. They are quite nutty (the aftertaste) and they can get a bit stuck in your teeth - but at least you'll have something to snack on later in the day if they do!

By Rory Roberts on 28/05/2024

Chia seeds are supposed to be very, very good for you, so I was chuffed to find out they're really tasty! Great for sprinkling on salad, gives a good texture and crunch to them, I've also used them in dressings because they're quite tiny so you can use them like poppy seeds.

By Leigh Sinclair on 22/07/2014

These chia seeds make salads more interesting (but not overpowering)and crunchy -instead of less healthy croutons- and bonus of no gluten. I'm trying to up my protein too, this helps.

By Anna McLeod on 28/05/2024

Been buying these for years and plan to continue.

By Elizabeth Eames on 27/09/2024

Would recommend to family and friends.

By Leah Houghton on 23/10/2024

Perfectly matches the description.

By Callum Abbott on 22/09/2024

Absolutely delicious.

By Lisa McArthur on 24/09/2024

Arrived promptly.

By Barry Harris on 23/10/2024

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