Anyone can grow sprouts. They need only water and warmth to germinate, so you really can’t go wrong. 

To keep a constant supply of sprouts coming, sow the seeds a few days apart.

The Super Sprouter Germinator features:

• Materials made from environmentally friendly glass with a polypropylene cap (which is free from cadmium, formaldehyde and bisphenol A) 
• Easy to use, and dishwasher safe
• Cleaning involves rinsing thoroughly after use

Directions for use:

1. Prepare the Super Sprouter Germinator by rinsing with cold water. 

2. Rinse Seeds – Place your chosen seeds in the Super Sprouter Germinator and fill with fresh, cold water to rinse the seeds. Secure the cap over the opening and drain the water out immediately. 

3. Soak Seeds – Once rinsed, pour in enough cold water to cover the seeds. Move the seeds around to ensure all are well covered. Soak the seeds for the allotted time according to your chosen seed instructions. 

4. Rinse the seeds at least twice a day and ensure any remaining water can drain out. This is when your seeds start to sprout!

5. Harvest fresh, crunchy shoots and sprouts 3-8 days later.

Harvest your own fresh and delicious sprouts in just a few days with the Super Sprouter Germinator.

Although empty jars also work for germinating seeds, more reliable results for growing them can be had with this device, which is designed for good drainage.

Sprouts contain all the energy and nutrients previously stored up in the seed for the first few days of life. Hence sprouts are a rich source of bioavailable vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

They can be eaten raw or cooked. Toss them into a salad, use as a garnish, or add to a stir-fry.