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Sprouts Farmers Market Protein And Soup

I just found the Pacific brand organic creamed soups and organic unflavored protein called natural whey. I am in heaven! The potato leak soup completely rocked and I didn't even notice the protein in it, much less have to gag it down! I'm soooooo happy! Now maybe I can meet that protein requirement! The protein wasn't too expensive either!

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I was just at Sprouts today. They have a b1g1 free right now on some of their stuff including some soups and beans/lentils. Beffa, I will keep my eyes open for alfalfa seeds. Have you tried central market? I know they have wheat berries (to sprout wheat grass) in their bulk bins but I have never looked for alfalfa seeds. Would they be in the garden center at Lowes?

I was just at Sprouts today. They have a b1g1 free right now on some of their stuff including some soups and beans/lentils. Beffa, I will keep my eyes open for alfalfa seeds. Have you tried central market? I know they have wheat berries (to sprout wheat grass) in their bulk bins but I have never looked for alfalfa seeds. Would they be in the garden center at Lowes?

I found several seeds for sprouting at Wholr Foods and Central Market but for some reason alfalfa are hard to find now. Back in the 80's they were plentiful. I do have chia seeds but have not tried to sprout them. Seeds marketed for planting are not usually safe for sprouting. They are frequently treated. Thanks for helping keep an eye out for them.

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