Amaranto Pop
- WHOLESOME & FILLING OPTION FOR A HEALTHY MEAL: Amaranth packs great amounts of protein, complex carbs (including fiber), and calcium.
- 7oz (200g) of PREMIUM AMARANTH POP: Vegan, Organic, Gluten-Free & Non-GMO.
- GROWN IN ITS PLACE OF ORIGIN, the Andean Mountains of Peru, and sourced directly from farmers.
- EASY TO USE: Simply enjoy it with yogurt & cereal, granola & muesli, salads, baked & non-baked goods, and more!
AMARANTH PREMIUM
Organic & Pure Superfood
Hailing from the depths of the Andean Mountains of Peru, our high quality amaranth is sourced directly from farmers. These yellowish, round seeds grow in subtropical conditions.
Hearty Popped Amaranth from the Peruvian Andes
To preserve their nutritional characteristics, tiny amaranth seeds are passed through organic thermal processing. The resulting amaranth pop is wholesome, perfectly-sized, and easily digestible.
A great addition to your active lifestyle!
FORMAS DE USO
HerbaZest Amaranth Pop’s mild flavor and slightly nutty undertones can be easily enjoyed alone as a crunchy, guilt-free snack as well as in various food preparations, such as:
- Yogurt & cereal
- Granola & muesli
- Salads
- Baked & non-baked goods
My husband and I both liked it and he is a picky eater. We ate some and just started naming all the thing you can use it for. We like that it adds protein and a crunch. We thought about with yogurt, tried it with tomato soup (very good) I’m sure I can make healthy dates bites with it. Top oatmeal with it after oatmeal is cooked and sprinkle cinnamon sugar on top (my husbands idea and in and on. I saw one review that said it tastes like dirt. Sorry but that person needs to have their taste buds checked. It actually has very little flavor which means you can use on so many other things. I think it would also be good with anything you put honey on. We just love the protein it adds to what you are eating.
I used these to coat protein balls. When I was closing the bag I realized they smelled rancid. Best by date is 2 years from now! Won't buy again.
It reminds me of unsugared rice krispies. It fine. Mixed it with some trail mix.
Very tasty
Great flavor and great for you - stays crunchy in milks - dairy almond oat etc - alkaline assimilation and organic - no toxins - I've tried other organic and alkaline grain pastas -cereals - and puffs - the quinoa ones get soggy quickly This on stays crunchy and a good flavor. Wheat is bad for you - acid assimliating and mucous forming and with gluten - Wheat is the worst thing you can out in your body, and corn and most rice. Rare white rice was revered in China so they hulled and bleached brown rice to simulate white rare rice - but the hull contains all the nutrients - never eat white rice except maybe whole grain basmati - all of it is still acid assimilation - amaranth quinoa and millet - Ethiopian Teff - Buckwheat (which is not a wheat) sorghum - eat those and make sure they're organic.