Anna and Sarah Organic Amaranth in Resealable Bag, 3 Lbs

I've been thoroughly enjoying Anna and Sarah Organic Amaranth! I **use it in my breakfast grain bowl** almost daily, and it adds a wonderful texture and flavor. What I love most is the **high fiber content**, which keeps me feeling full and satisfied throughout the morning. While I **rarely eat it by itself**, I find that it's perfect for **blending with multiple grains**—it complements them beautifully and creates a delicious, nutrient-packed mix. This amaranth has become a staple in my kitchen, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a healthy and versatile addition to their meals

Very fast delivery, beautiful airtight packaging, and delicious groats. I was afraid I wouldn't like it because I had never tried it before, but it's not bitter and cooks quickly. Recommended.

There are some very complicated recipes out there for amaranth involving pressure cooking, etc. But the easy way is quite simple and I enjoy it a lot. A mix of almond milk and water in a 2-1 ratio with the (pseudo) grain amaranth. I say this because it is not a grain but a seed. I thought at first this was an old-world food but it seems to have its origins in S. America. Whatever, it's a high protein, healthful dish-great way to start the day. The cooking time is about 20 minutes. It ends up as somewhat congealed into a semi-solid, a texture I like. Along with my almond milk, I include some good applesauce, chopped walnuts, and perhaps a couple of stewed prunes. It thus needs no added sweeteners. A pat of butter or TB of cream gives it some grace-you do need some fat in your diet. Very satisfying.

Cost less than the other options, but tasted a little moldy and had some non-food (sand kind) ingredient in it.

Ok

Packaging was great. Unsure if this specific batch was poorly processed as there seem to be particles of sand in each scoop. I’ve tried roasting scoopfuls multiple separate times & boiled another scoopful for over 30mins and still seem to have found sand particles or something of a stone texture in a couple of bites. It’s hard visually to difficult to spot them since the ‘sand’ particles seem to be of similar color, size etc.

Awesome.

Yummy