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Cracked Golden Linseed
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Cracked Golden Linseed brings all of the health benefits of whole linseed but in an easier to digest form.
Cracked Golden Linseed 500g & 1kg - Source of fibre.
Discover Cracked Golden Linseed at Grape Tree, a versatile seed with a mild, nutty flavour that’s easy to add to everyday meals. The cracked texture makes golden linseed convenient for mixing into breakfasts, baking and a wide variety of recipes.
Sprinkle cracked golden linseed over porridge, yogurt and cereals, stir into smoothies, or add to homemade bread, muffins and other bakes. It can also be mixed into salads and savoury dishes, making it a useful store cupboard staple.
Whether you're looking for an easy addition to breakfast or a versatile seed for cooking and baking, Grape Tree Cracked Golden Linseed is a simple way to add more variety and texture to your favourite foods.
May contain cereals containing gluten (wheat, barley), peanuts, nuts, milk, soya, sesame, mustard and sulphites.
Country of Origin: Ukraine.
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Sometimes the smallest packages pack the biggest punch. And so it is with nuts and seeds when it comes to gut-supporting fibre. Dietary fibre is the carbohydrate in plants that your body cannot absorb, aiding digestive function.
It is the little seed with huge nutritional qualities and a whole array of options on how you buy it and eat it. Linseed comes in a choice of colours and even a choice of names. On this side of the Atlantic we are most inclined to call it linseed. On the other side it is usually known as flax.
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