British Edible Seed Selection

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£34.5

Try our selection of 10 British-grown edible seeds and save on the usual price. Almost all our products are botanically seeds or produced from them but this selection celebrates our edible oil-rich seeds outside the cereal and legume families - from almond-like camelina and buttery brown linseed to nutty blue or wild red poppy seeds . For inspiration we've over 40 recipes for seeds in our growing collection. Full Contents Blue Poppy Seeds, 300g Red Poppy Seeds, Organic, 300g Camelina Seed, 300g British Chia Seed, 300g Sussex Coriander Seeds, 50g Brown Linseed, 500g Hemp Seed, Whole, 300g Hemp

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