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What is the difference between bean sprouts and alfalfa sprouts?
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∙ 14y ago
Bean sprouts are produced from mung beans or soy beans. Alfalfa sprouts are grown from alfalfa seeds and are much smaller than bean sprouts.
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What sprouts can you use in a green salad?
Mung bean sprouts, alfalfa sprouts, lentil sprouts... all go well in a green salad. Basically, anything that can be sprouted can be added to a salad.
Is Sprout water activities high or low?
The water activity in sprouts (mung bean, soy, alfalfa, etc) is high. They are a potentially hazardous food.
How much does bean sprouts cost?
Bean sprouts cost: 1.00 or 1.50 at Walmart
Are bean sprouts more nutritious than the beans themselves?
Bean sprouts are more nutritious than the beans themselves. Bean sprouts contain vitamin C which is not found in beans.
What is the scientific name of mung bean sprouts?
what is the scientific name of bean sprout It is Vigna Radiata for mung bean, not sure if it's the same for bean sprouts
How many carbs in bean sprouts?
One ounce of bean sprouts has less than 2g of carbs.
What kind of sprouts are used on a salad?
Typically bean sprouts are used on a salad.
What are the nutrients in bean sprouts?
Bean Sprouts are a storehouse of nutrients. Bean sprouts contain vitamins B, C, B1, B6, K and A. In addition, sprouts are also a source of food rich in iron, magnesium, phosphorus, calcium, potassium, and manganese, and omega 3 fatty acids.
What vegetable looks like a string bean?
Alfalfa
Is it safe to grow bean sprouts at home?
yes!
Which foods are permitted for those on a low potassium diet?
There are certain types of fruits, vegetables and grains that are permitted for a low potassium diet. They include apples, apricot nectar and blackberries for the fruit category; alfalfa sprouts, bamboo shoots and bean sprouts for the vegetable category; and bagels, bread, rolls and crackers for the grains category.
Is an alfalfa sprout a vegetable grain or a bean?
The sprout is a vegetable.
