Where can you buy Chia seeds?
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Anonymous
| Thanks! |
Anonymous
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Trader joes has them, last week they were near the granola and oatmeal, but you may need to ask where they are
Can I ask what you are using them for? I saw them and couldn't figure out what to do with them but I have heard they are really good for you |
Anonymous
| Whole Foods. DH adds them to yogurt. |
Anonymous
| Whole Foods in the supplements section. I have put them in smoothies. They just taste a little "nutty." |
Anonymous
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OP here. My DH wants to get them and we coulnd't figure out where they were. I should've asked at TJs when I couldn't find them readily.
He wants to throw them in literally everything due to their health factor. Smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, etc. |
Anonymous
| Mom's Organic Market carries them. You can also order them for a great price on Amazon. |
Anonymous
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we buy them on Amazon (way cheaper) but I see them at WF.
PP, we use them like poppy seeds and put them in baked goods, and also add them to granola and yogurt. Really good for you. |
Anonymous
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http://www.azchia.com/
This website sells chia, but also has a link Good vs Bad chia to help you as you buy locally. |
Anonymous
Like OPs DH I put them in everything. Particularly smoothies. I buy mine online. |
Anonymous
| We got ours at Amazon. |
Anonymous
| Try iherb.com Love that site! |
Anonymous
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Can someone compare these to flaxseed? We already put flaxseed in all sorts of stuff for the kids -- oatmeal, smoothies, yogurt, nut butter sandwiches. Is chia better or just the new "it" thing? Thanks!
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Anonymous
| 1980s called. They want their Chia pets back. |