BioSnacky Large Germinator
Turn your kitchen into a greenhouse! Discover how much fun it is to cultivate your own fresh and crunchy shoots and sprouts using an Original BioSnacky germinator and BioSnacky Seeds from organically controlled crops. Sprouts and shoots are the perfect accompaniment to a well-balanced diet at any time of the year and are a great source of vitamins and minerals. Why not try one of our tasty recipes?
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Seed guide
Guide to BioSnacky Seeds
Listed below is a quick guide to the taste, quantity, watering and germination time required for each batch of the 9 different BioSnacky seeds | Alfalfa Taste: Slightly bitter, mildly nutty taste Quantity: 1.5 tbsp Watering: Twice daily Germination: 6-8 days |
 | Detox Mix Taste: Delicate, distinctive taste Quantity:1 tbsp Watering:Twice daily Germination: 3-5 days |
 | Fitness Mix Taste: Subtle, mildly piquant Quantity: 2-3 tbsp Watering:Twice daily Germination: 3-5 days |
 | Gourmet Mix Taste: Classic, delicate taste Quantity: 2-3 tbsp Watering:Twice daily Germination: 3-5 days |
 | Little Radish Taste: Strong & spicy Quantity: 1.5 tbsp Watering:Twice daily Germination: 3-5 days |
 | Mild Aromatic Mix Taste: Light & delicate Quantity: 1.5 tbsp Watering:Twice daily Germination: 3-5 days |
 | Mung Bean Taste: Mild & nutty Quantity: 1.5 tbsp Watering:Twice daily Germination: 4-5 days |
 | Red Clover Taste: Mild, sweet flavour Quantity: 1tbsp Watering:Twice daily Germination: 3-5 days |
 | Strong Aromatic Mix Taste: Strong, full bodied Quantity: 1.5 tbsp Watering:Twice daily Germination: 3-5 days |
How to grow sprouts
How to Grow Sprouts
- Measure out the required amount of seeds (different seeds require different quantities) - see seed guide
- Place in sieve and rinse thoroughly
- Soak seeds for up to 12 hours (small glass germinator only)
- Rinse thoroughly
- Place in germinator, positioned in a well lit spot not in direct sunlight at room temperature (18-22°C)
- Water twice daily
- Sprouts are normally ready after 4-6 days.
What to look for and expect.
- After a couple of days you will start to see little shoots forming: this is the start of germination.
- You may see little white fibres on the sprouts. This is perfectly normal but can often be mistaken for mould at a glance. Mould will have a musty smell and looks like grey fur!
Why grow sprouts
Why Grow Sprouts?
Sprouts provide your body with a daily source of vitamins as well as valuable proteins, minerals, trace elements and enzymes.
During germination, there is a sharp increase in the vitamin content of sprouts; moreover, carbohydrates, fats and proteins are partially broken down, increasing their digestibility.
Weight for weight,
sprouted seeds contain more nutrients than any other natural food known to man
– enough to rival even the best supplement pills available.Due
to the fact that they are basically ‘baby plants’, they contain high
concentrations of valuable enzymes, proteins, mineral substances, trace
elements and natural vitamins.Sprouts also contain excellent fibre that is beneficial to the intestines and regulates the digestive process.Since they grow right up until the moment they’re picked, practically no nutrients are lost.It couldn't be easier! You'll have a mini organic garden in the corner of your kitchen in no time, full of tasty and nutritious sprouts.
They're always on the grow!
Correct use of our top-quality Original BioSnacky Seeds will ensure optimum cultivation results in all BioSnacky germinators and glass germinators.
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