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Arrowhead Mills provided a consistently high quality, clean amaranth. No small stones like are often found in bulk bin amaranth. Makes a fantastic breakfast cereal.

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I have read that Amaranth is a high-protein healthy "grain" (actually it is a seed). Did not know what to expect since I had never tried it before, but it's very good. Soak it about 8 hours, then cook for about 15 minutes by simmering. You do not want to overcook, since the grains are VERY tiny. Drain through a sieve. Has a pleasant flavor.

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The product was of good quality and had a couple of recipes on the packaging, which I tried with good results.

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This grain is so small that I don't need to pre-soak it. It takes longer to cook than some of the other grains, but is worth it.

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The sproutpeople.com website say amaranth doesn't even need soaking. Just moisten and sprout. But I found I had to soak for an hour because these tiny seeds would fall right through the holes in my mesh strainer! They were ready to enjoy in just 12 hours! Tasty! Easy! Nutritious!

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