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Chia Seeds

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  • 14-07-2010 3:50pm
    #1
    Getwellsoon
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    A recipe I want to make calls for Chia Seeds. Anyone have ANY idea where I can get these in Dublin?!


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    Tar.Aldarion
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    Dunno, suppose try asian supermarkets/shops or here
    http://www.chiabia.ie/
    http://www.gumtree.ie/dublin/06/61174006.html

    Think they sell bags of em in health food shops, think they cost 16E in the health shop on Grafton. Or somebody in the nutrition forum said they get them for €3.35 for 100g in galway. They are €30 for 500g in Liffey Valley. 180gish in the health shop on Wicklow street for 3E. So hearing very mixed prices from what I have seen!


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    Getwellsoon
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    Thanks! I only want a small bag to try out... I want to soak them overnight with oats :)

    Will try the Hopsack tomorrow, they might have some.


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    [Deleted User]
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    You shouldn't have a problem getting them, they seem to be the latest buzz health food.


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    Tar.Aldarion
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    What ever happened to poor aul goji berries :p


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    #6
    Getwellsoon
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    found em! 100g for €3.35 in the Hopsack!


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    sweetoblivion
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    They're pretty easy to get in health food shops these days but are pretty expensive! I have a jar of 'em at home that I sprinkle into granola etc when I remember.


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