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Is there any nutritional value to the white root part of little baby sprouts? It seems that the little green leaves are where the power is...

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lol... I wondering the same thing yesterday.

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Lots of nutrition in the entire thing. Eat em up...

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I think they may have lecithin in them. ..

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When you eat a sprout, you are eating the entire plant at a very young age. That is, you eat the root, stem, and head. Different glucosinolates are concentrated in different parts of the plant. So when you buy broccoli in a store, you are only buying a portion of the plant. Glucosinolates are still in the ground (in the root), others are in the leaves that are discarded, and some are removed by the grocer of consumer who cuts off the stem.


There are approximately 317,000 seeds per kilogram of seed (144,000/lb). Figuring an 8:1 yield, there are about 40,000 sprouts in a kilogram of broccoli sprouts (about 1,125 per ounce). In each grocery store size package of sprouts there are about 4,000 baby plants, and each one can have as much or more of certain micronutrients as an entire mature plant.

(from: http://www.sproutnet.com/Nutrition/Phytochemicals.htm)

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