BetterBody Foods Organic Chia Seeds with Omega-3, Non-GMO (2 Pound)

BetterBody Foods Organic Chia Seeds with Omega-3, Non-GMO (2 Pound)

Name: BetterBody Foods Organic Chia Seeds with Omega-3, Non-GMO (2 Pound)
Brand: BetterBody Foods
SKU: 418244
Price: 8.99 USD
Rating: 9.64 (86310 reviews)

$ 8.99

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Based on 86,310 ratings

Easy to use

9.89

Value for money

9.52

Freshness

9.28

Flavor

9.30

Blending power

8.58

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Product Description

CHIA SEEDS ARE FULL OF NUTRIENTS: This omega powerhouse is full of other nutrients that will help men and women live a better life. Each serving of our chia seeds contains many nutrients, including omega-3 and fiber, making it a great addition to any protein shake or juice. Because it is flavor neutral, it can be added to drinks and shakes of any flavor without clashing.

Our Organic Chia Seeds are gluten-free, nut-free, low-carb, and non-GMO, making them a great addition to your pantry no matter what your dietary restrictions are. You can easily incorporate this nutritious seed into your diet whether you're vegan, vegetarian, Keto or Paleo dieting, or following another strict food regimen.

WITH THE AID OF OMEGA-3 The word "chia" meant "strength" in Mayan language, so the name is self-explanatory. Our Organic Chia Seeds can also be used to replace eggs in a variety of dishes. Simply combine 1 tbsp. of each of the ingredients in a small mixing bowl. 3 tablespoons chia seeds Allow to sit for 5 minutes in a bowl of water. Granules are the most common form of the product.

FLAVOR NEUTRAL FAVORITE: Many people are unaware of the importance of chia seeds in the kitchen. You can put chia seeds in almost any food and not have to worry about it changing the flavor. Because chia seeds have no flavor, they can be used to add texture to food without overpowering the original flavor.

BLEND, BAKE, OR SHAKE: The possibilities are endless when it comes to using our chia seeds! To add a little extra protein and fiber crunch to baked goods like bread and muffins, mix it in. You can also use the seeds as a snack by sprinkling them on yogurt, pudding, salads, oatmeal, granola, or cereal.

Questions & Answers

I'd like to try Chia Seeds, but the reports of rocks and twigs in the mix make me nervous. What are the common user's reactions?

I've never had an issue with rocks or twigs in the mix. Because there is a scooper and the seeds are very fine, I believe that if there was a rock or twig, it would be obvious and easy to avoid. I would strongly advise you to try these seeds. They are delicious when I mix them into my yogurt in the morning.

What country did these chia seeds come from?

The Chia Company, founded by a farmer named John Foss in 2003, grows and packages the chia seeds in Australia.

Is there still a bug problem with the chia seeds, and has the manufacturer done anything to fix the bug problem in the jars?

I've placed four orders with this company and have never had a single issue! Because of the numerous positive reviews, I believe a competitor is to blame. These are excellent seeds in my opinion, with no bugs or twigs! In addition, the cost is excellent.

Are these packaged in a facility where peanuts are handled?

The following is taken from the container: "This product was packaged in a facility that also processes coconut products."

Selected User Reviews For BetterBody Foods Organic Chia Seeds with Omega-3, Non-GMO (2 Pound)

The container is infested with bugs! Bugs started crawling up the measuring spoon as soon as I opened this container and put the scooper in to use in a drink! How do I get this back? br>br>How do I get this back? Purchases should be avoided

3/5

Rosalia Douglas

| Mar 29, 2021

I'm sorry for writing this, and I apologize to those of you who will be disgusted by it; This is the second container of these that I've purchased that contains tiny bugs

3/5

I first discovered bugs after almost finishing an entire container of food and blaming my husband (oops) for leaving the container open. I assumed the bugs got in because he left the container open (which he most likely didn't), but I just opened a NEW container and there are even more bugs in that one! So now I'm aware that they simply arrive with chia seeds. br>IT'S SO GROSS. Yes, I'm a hippy, but I'm not a big fan of eating bugs, especially when they're not supposed to be in my food.

Kaliyah Whitney

| Dec 11, 2021

Small moving objects appeared inside the item I purchased 3- 4 months ago, I used to keep my cap closed in a dark place all the time

3/5

I saw very small creatures moving inside today, and I can send the product to the seller for analysis if they want.

Forest Woods

| Aug 21, 2021

Healthy organic chia seeds at an affordable price! After rereading a book I read several years ago (Christopher McDougall's "Born to Run"), I decided to give chia seeds a try for the first time—since they're not too carb-heavy

5/5

heavy enough to work with my new keto eating plan. br>After some careful testing, I've found that grinding them in a coffee grinder before using in supplemental protein shakes works best for me, and it's simple. I use 14 grams of ground chia seeds in each shake. 14 g flax seeds (ground); 20 g protein powder made from peas; 12 ounces of pure water a smidgeon of flavoring (cinnamon, vanilla, coconut flour, etc. ) and stevia for sweetness This nutritious concoction thickens nicely in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes before serving. A lovely pudding can be made by adding more chia and/or using less water. as in a dessert dish br>When I read reviews claiming "bugs" were crawling in, on, or around the containers, I was extremely skeptical. As a result, I was hesitant to give much weight to such claims, which lacked any real empirical evidence and/or visual documentation to back them up. Furthermore, the negative reviews with accompanying photos fall far short of providing definitive proof of the presence of any life-forms. (Are they serious, or what?) )br>However, I poured about 8 oz of seeds into a large plastic bowl in order to carefully inspect them myself—under magnification (with typical Sherlockian zeal), and found no evidence of minuscule life-forms (or excessive debris, for that matter). It was, however, amusing to watch these tiny seeds become seemingly hyperactive as I returned them to their container due to the effects of static electricity. (This was brought up by another reviewer. ) also has an impact on activity )br>I believe this is a good product that is being sold at a reasonable and competitive price ($6. I've ordered it twice (8 lbs so far), and will probably order plenty more unless the price rises to more than what I'd pay for similar foodstuffs at local stores, or until I actually see live critters burrowing and frolicking about, and/or get attacked by teensy-weeny-weeniesy-weeny-weeny-weeny-weeny-weeny-weeny-weeny-weeny-ween winged-weensy-weensy-weensy-weensy- When I remove the safety seal on the container, monkeys fly out. (The latter is unquestionably the better option. ) oh yeah!.

Arya Lee

| Nov 16, 2021

There's a lot of dirt in it, and there's a lot of dirt in it

3/5

I enjoy putting chia seeds in my water, but I kept getting dirt in the process. Other brands have never given me this problem.

Grady Goodwin

| Mar 22, 2021

Mixture of seeds and twigs: Very disappointed; perhaps it's just my batch, but it's full of small, hard twigs

3/5

I couldn't eat them without first sorting my seeds, so I won't buy them again.

Fletcher Lim

| Mar 30, 2021

It's not something I'd recommend to a foe

3/5

Quality should be considered. Among the items are sand rocks and dried seeds in large quantities. Overall, the quality is extremely low. It ended up being used to feed the wild birds.