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Our varieties of sprouted beans are all delicious eaten raw – sprinkle them onto salads, sandwiches and baked potatoes. Like mushrooms, bean sprouts are easy and delightful to cook with. Add them last when preparing fried, steamed or sautéed dishes.

We offer the following types of beans:

Adzuki sprouts have a sweet, nut-line flavor. Crunchy when raw, but deliciously smooth when sautéed. Add them to stir-fries, hash browns, even pancakes!

Alaskan Pea sprouts taste like fresh, sweet garden peas when eaten raw, whether on salads or as a snack. They are also delicious in soups or Indian-style curries.

Garbanzo
sprouts make a crunchy, satisfying snack or salad addition. Try them steamed or raw with spinach or parsley and lemon, or add to tomato pasta sauce. Great for hummus – no soaking required!

Lentil sprouts have a mild, peppery taste. Make a delicious low-fat pesto or spread by blending raw or cooked lentil sprouts with herbs in a food processor. Excellent in soup!

Wheat Berry sprouts are chewy and sweet. Sprinkle into yogurt, ice cream or peanut butter. Cook into oatmeal or rice, or bake into bread. Good in pancakes and waffles!

Soy Bean sprouts area a healthy addition to salsa, salads and soups. Excellent for conversion to milk.

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Chicago Indoor Garden - Organically grown Beans

Beans are a great, inexpensive way of obtaining a concentration of vitamins, minerals and enzymes. They contain all of the nutrients found in the various fruits and vegetables. Eating Chicago’s Indoor Garden’s sprouts is a safe way of getting the nutritional advantage of both fruits and vegetables without contamination and harmful insecticides.

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