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ORGANIC SUNFLOWER SEEDS, raw, shelled, imported
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Botanical Name: Helianthus annuus
Certified Organic
Origin: China / Bulgaria / Netherlands
Production: hulled and cleaned
Storage: Store in a cool, dry, dark place in a well sealed container.
Disclaimer: This product has been packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and other potential allergens.
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4.7 Based on 30 Reviews
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DG
02 Apr 2021
Donovan G. 
CanadaGood for sprinkling
I like ‘em. They’re like sunbutter w/out the sun (or the butter?). They’re good for chewing. Cheaper than cashews….and not a legume like peanuts (peanuts are a legume, who knew!). They’re especially good for sprinkling. Yes I am a grown man who sprinkles.. Plus - you don’t have to buy the whole sunflower (try putting that in your shopping bag!).
EK
02 Jan 2021
Eliana K. CanadaOrganic Sunflower
Great product! I use it mainly in breads, raw muesli, and sometimes roasted on salads. They taste really good
FW
01 Nov 2020
frederick w. CanadaButter
Good I use it to make seed butter, but the pumpkin seeds I ordered were not I repeat were not sealed on future orders please make sure my bags are sealed tight thxs
SA
25 Sep 2020
Sharron A. CanadaI use these tasty sunflower seeds with the Quinoa Flakes Quick Oats Raisins Cranberry and Pumpkins seeds to make my oatmeal. I top it up after cooking with Peanut Butter and Demara Sugar or fresh fruit.Very tasty and Healthy.
JL
10 Sep 2020
jim l. Canadasunflower seeds from china
Physical quality is decent, seed shelling and cleaning are pretty good, few broken seeds. Broken seeds will give a batch of seeds a rancid flavor. But, these seeds come from China, home of "we make it as cheap as you want" so my questions are:Are they really organic? Is the grower committed to organic farming?Does the seed processor care about the quality of their product.These questions are pertinent for growers and processors here in North America as well. I like to think growers & processors here have some integrity, but when you look at NA politicians that thought seems foolish.My review is from purchasing a pound sample, and have now ordered a 50 lb bag of seeds.
