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Alfalfa Sprouts----------Anyone know where to get them?   Thank You!

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@tedEbear wrote:

Alfalfa Sprouts----------Anyone know where to get them?   Thank You!


They had some at our local Winn Dixie a week or so ago. I was in the area where they have a variety of herbs in plastic containers, as well as some sliced veggies and fruits. They were also in plastic containers.
 

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They're usually in the produce section of most grocery stores. I would ask someone in the produce department if your local grocery. If you can't find them anywhere, they are super easy to grow yourself. We grew all kinds of sprouts when I was a kid.

http://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-grow-your-own-alfalfa-s-44854

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@Perkup and @ChynnaBlue-----THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!  I have checked stores, no luck.  Now I will try to grow my own!!!!!tedEbear

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In the fresh fruit/vegetable section in grocery stores.

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@tedEbear wrote:

@Perkup and @ChynnaBlue-----THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!  I have checked stores, no luck.  Now I will try to grow my own!!!!!tedEbear


You're welcome, @tedEbear ! I had fun growing them. My mom had a special sprouter set she bought in the 1970s. It was a set of glass jars in different sizes and with different mesh lids you used for various types of sprouts (alfalfa, mung bean sprouts, etc.) The cheesecloth is great for any jar, but you may want to get a sprout set if you decide you like growing your own. I liked checking the sprouts every day to see how much they had grown.

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You could check out Johnny's Seeds and order a kit to grow your own. Some garden shops sell the kits and one of our garden shops actually sells all kinds of sprouts. 

 

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@ChynnaBlue-----I just ordered a sprouting set from Amazon!!, Thanks to Wonder Woman.  Ladies, Thank You ALL, I'll update in a couple of weeks to let you know if I have the sprouts I want or    will the BlackThumb show up and ruin another plant,nonplant.-tedEbear

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There were some articles at the end of February about potential ecoli and/or salmonella contamination in sprouts from two different producers although there wasn't a recall at the time of the article.  That might be why you aren't finding any in the grocery stores right now.  Even without a recall some stores may have voluntarily pulled them from the shelves.  

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Produce department - maybe near the bagged cole slaw and shredded carrots.