Black chia seeds have grown in popularity right across Australia over the past year due to the high amounts of omega 3, fiber and antioxidant properties contained within the seed itself, making them great for the digestive system and one hell of a superfood! Black chia seeds are not only great for our overall wellbeing but they also compliment the flavours and textures of an array of yummy dishes, such as breads, cakes, biscuits, cookies, fruit and nut bars and toasted mueslis and granolas. Not to mention they taste great on their own and can easily be combined into a delicious smoothie or protein shake. They are perfect for sprinkling over yoghurt and delicious salad combinations, and due to their high fiber content, these cheeky seeds will keep you feeling fuller for longer, making them an excellent addition to any meal! Please Note: In regards to nutrition there is no reason to suspect any genetic difference between black and white chia seeds.
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Colour |
They are mottle-coloured with brown, grey, black and white. |
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Odour |
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Texture |
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Purity |
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Moisture |
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Foreign |
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Damaged |
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Split/Broken |
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Country of Origin |
Australia |
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Packaging |
25kg |
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Code |
CHI030 |
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Storage |
The ideal storage conditions are under cool dry conditions (less than 10 Celsius) at relative humidity of 50-60%. This product is semi-perishable & should not be stored near other goods with strong odours or which may harbor insects. |
Typical Analysis: per 100g
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Energy |
1920kj |
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Protein |
20.4g |
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Fat Total |
34.0g |
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- Saturated |
4.0g |
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Carbohydrate |
37.0g |
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- Sugars |
1.0g |
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Sodium |
<1mg |