Re: [ egroup]--salad spinners

[Guest guest]

Hi guys,

I was also interested in the salad spinners.  Unique creations says the larger

beans seem to grow twice as fast in the spinners as the other methods.  Do you

still think so?  Why do you think that is?

Thanks, Jess

From: Melody <eliz7212@...>

Subject: Re: Melody please

Date: Friday, January 15, 2010, 12:16 PM

 

I COULD KISS YOU!!!

Yesterday,one of the local stores THAT SELL EVERYTHING, was having this huge

liquidation sale. I was walking around, went upstairs where they sell all

kitchen stuff, and lo and behold

VARIOUS COLORS OF SALAD SPINNERS FOR $6.99 minus a 10% discount.

Well, I laughed out loud and said " Thank you UNIQUE CREATIONS " , on my sprout

forum.

I purchased it. came home, put my mung beans in it, AND I'VE BEEN HAPPILY

DRAINING AND SPINNING EVER SINCE.

Thanks very much

Melody

>

> I have started using an amazing thing for sprouting... .

> Cheap salad spinners...I purchased a couple at Walmart for $7 each...they are

flimsy for spinning salad but perfect for soaking, draining & growing my sprouts

in.

> I use mason jars with tulle fabric/ rubber bands for my smaller seeds but for

the mung/ adzuki sized seeds & larger...the salad spinners are THE BEST!!!

> My chick peas/ mung/ adzuki grow twice as fast as jars or hemp bags...Just

amazing!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well I now have a large salad spinner to experiment with sprouting in, I left my

very nice, fairly new OXO too close to a burner and now it has a spot that is

bulging inward and stops it from spinning :-( Expensive lesson, but I have a

spare bowl.

Lorri

WA

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Sent: Friday, January 15, 2010 5:55 PM

Subject: Re: --salad spinners

Hi guys,

I was also interested in the salad spinners. Unique creations says the larger

beans seem to grow twice as fast in the spinners as the other methods. Do you

still think so? Why do you think that is?

Thanks, Jess

[Guest guest]

I think it's because they have more space and there is plenty of air

circulating.  They are very similar to the Sprouter Gil demonstrates on

YouTube.  I tried Garbanzo beans in mine and they were ready the next day or

two with nice healthy sprouts.  Now I'm trying to figure out how to make hummus

with them.  Anyone have a good recipe?

Billie in Cali

    

          

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From: Melody <eliz7212verizon (DOT) net>

Subject: Re: Melody please

Date: Friday, January 15, 2010, 12:16 PM

 

I COULD KISS YOU!!!

Yesterday,one of the local stores THAT SELL EVERYTHING, was having this huge

liquidation sale. I was walking around, went upstairs where they sell all

kitchen stuff, and lo and behold

VARIOUS COLORS OF SALAD SPINNERS FOR $6.99 minus a 10% discount.

Well, I laughed out loud and said " Thank you UNIQUE CREATIONS " , on my sprout

forum.

I purchased it. came home, put my mung beans in it, AND I'VE BEEN HAPPILY

DRAINING AND SPINNING EVER SINCE.

Thanks very much

Melody

>

> I have started using an amazing thing for sprouting... .

> Cheap salad spinners...I purchased a couple at Walmart for $7 each...they are

flimsy for spinning salad but perfect for soaking, draining & growing my sprouts

in.

> I use mason jars with tulle fabric/ rubber bands for my smaller seeds but for

the mung/ adzuki sized seeds & larger...the salad spinners are THE BEST!!!

> My chick peas/ mung/ adzuki grow twice as fast as jars or hemp bags...Just

amazing!

>

>