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Food to Live Yellow Mustard Seeds, 5 Pounds - Whole Spice, Vegan, Kosher, Bulk. Spicy, Pungent Flavor. Rich in Selenium, Fiber

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Food to Live Yellow Mustard Seeds, 5 Pounds - Whole Spice, Vegan, Kosher, Bulk. Spicy, Pungent Flavor. Rich in Selenium, Fiber

✔ 100% NATURAL YELLOW MUSTARD SEEDS: Our whole mustard seeds are perfect for adding a distinct spicy flavor and "hotness" to your favorite dishes.
✔ VERSATILE KITCHEN STAPLE: Yellow mustard seeds are great for making homemade mustard, relishes, pickles, and various spice blends.
✔ LONG SHELF LIFE: Food to Live Mustard Seeds stay fresh for a long time when stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
✔ USDA CERTIFIED & NON-GMO: These premium seeds are Non-Irradiated, Kosher, and Raw, ensuring the highest standards for your cooking needs.

Mustard seeds are used to create hot condiments that enhance the flavor of your dishes. They can help you create excellent marinades and sauces.

Nutritional Value

Food to Live Yellow Mustard Seeds are a premium-quality product packed with essential nutrients. Adding them to your dishes will make the food not only tastier, but healthier as well. The most important nutrients contained in these seeds are:

- B vitamins
- Selenium
- Phosphorus
- Manganese

Directions

Store the seeds in their in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight. This way, seeds will remain usable for up to 4 years. If stored in a fridge, within an opaque container, the seeds can last even longer. .

To release the flavor of the seeds fully, soak them in warm water for ten minutes before adding to the recipe. You can make them less hot by soaking the seeds in an acidic liquid (water with a bit of lemon juice).

This product is processed in a facility that also processes tree nuts and wheat.