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Organic Amaranth Seeds

500gr
£3.75 75p / 100g

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1kg
£6.52 65p / 100g

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25kg
£93.83
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£91.95 each
37p / 100g
4 x 25kg
£91.48 each
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Customer Rating: 5.0
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Ingredients

Organic Amaranth Seeds ingredients:

Amaranth

Nutritional values per 100g : Energy 1565 kJ/374 Kcal, Protein 14.5, Fat 6.5, Carbohydrates 56.8, Dietary fibre 9.3, Moisture <14, Mineral : calcium, iron, potassium, sodium, phosphor, magnesium, Vitamins : A, Niacin, B1, B2, B6, C.

Allergen warnings, this is a naturally gluten free product, however there are cross contamination warnings in packing or processing from some suppliers so we cannot guranatee it's gluten free content.

About Organic Amaranth Seeds

Organic Amaranth Seeds - Tiny, Nutritious & Perfect for Cooking or Baking

Buy organic amaranth seeds online from Real Foods - small, nutrient-rich ancient grain seeds with a mild, nutty flavour and high protein content. Available in UK retail pack sizes 500g and 1kg, plus 25kg bulk/wholesale sacks and multiples for larger quantity purchases. Organic amaranth seeds can be cooked like a cereal, popped like mini popcorn, ground into flour, or added to soups, stews, salads, and baking for extra texture and nutrition.

Key Selling Points

  • Organic amaranth seeds with a light, nutty taste and versatile texture
  • Perfect for cooking porridges, salads, soups, stews, baking, or popping
  • Available in the UK in 500g and 1kg packs
  • 25kg bulk/wholesale sacks available for larger quantity orders
  • Ancient grain rich in plant-based protein, fibre, and essential micronutrients

How to Use Organic Amaranth Seeds

Organic amaranth seeds can be cooked into a creamy porridge or used as a base in savoury dishes by simmering with water or stock until fluffy. They're also great mixed with other grains, stirred into soups and stews for extra body, or popped like tiny popcorn to use as a crunchy topping on salads or cereals. Grind them into flour for baking breads, muffins, and pancakes, or mix with other flours for gluten-free recipes.

Nutritional Benefits

Organic amaranth seeds are packed with plant-based protein - including essential amino acids such as lysine - dietary fibre, and a range of minerals including calcium, iron, magnesium, and potassium. This nutrient-dense grain also contains vitamins and provides sustained energy, making it a wholesome addition to balanced meals and plant-based diets.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How can I buy organic amaranth seeds online in the UK?
A: You can purchase organic amaranth seeds from Real Foods with UK delivery available in 500g and 1kg packs, as well as 25kg bulk/wholesale sacks for larger quantity orders.

Q: What are amaranth seeds used for?
A: Amaranth seeds can be cooked into porridge, added to soups and salads, baked into breads and cereals, popped like popcorn, or ground into flour for baking and cooking.

Q: Are amaranth seeds healthy?
A: Yes - organic amaranth seeds are rich in plant-based protein, dietary fibre, vitamins, and essential minerals, making them a nutritious addition to many meals and dietary styles.

Q: What bulk/wholesale options are available?
A: 25kg bulk/wholesale sacks are available for customers, caterers, and food businesses looking to buy larger quantities at a better price per kilo.

For more information on amaranth's nutrition and how to prepare it have a look at our How Do I Cook Amaranth article.

Find out about all the other bestselling grains in our range in our Real Foods Guide to Grains article.

Customer reviews

I've got to admit, I hadn't heard of Amaranth until a few years ago. It is slightly different from Quinoa - you have to cook it for slightly longer and it doesn't quite puff up as much. I've heard it's even more nutritious though. Personally I can't eat it straight - just because it gets a bit repetitive - so I add raisins or other dried fruit to it - and it's great. Feels very authentic.

By Diane Finlayson on 28/05/2024

I have been using this to thicked my seasonal soups and it has been a delcious addition to my diet.

By Tilly White on 24/10/2012

I have just discovered amaranth. A very useful gluten free option.

By Isobel Kirk on 15/05/2013

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Why not try one of our healthy recipes using this product

Vegan Grapefruit, Orange, Almond and Amaranth Parfait Recipe

Summary: This delicious vegan dessert is perfect for summer and takes no time to make. Makes two generous portions. Enjoy! As always with fruit, choose your grapefruit and oranges ripe and juicy. They will be so sweet that you will not need to add any sweetener, or if you do, you will only need a little. You can make your own popped cereal from amaranth, quinoa or even canihua (also known as kaniwa or baby quinoa). It will take a little longer, but you could make a batch of popped cereal for breakfast too.

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Vegan Gluten Free Tofu and Apple stuffed Bell Peppers Recipe

Summary: Everyone loves stuffed bell peppers. They often look stunning and impressive, yet they are really easy to make : just halve the peppers, fill them with the tasty mixture of your choice, pop them in the oven, and there you have it. When it comes to the filling, your imagination is the only limit. In these ones, I used a mixture of tofu, rice, amaranth, apple and herbs.

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