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32 oz sprouting tray for sprouting seeds with stainless steel lids, tray, stand and seed dispenser

£118.53
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.
Sold by Sinocor GmbH

Product information

Description

PRECAUTIONS
The steel mesh sprouting lid is made of 304 stainless steel and should be rinsed with clean water after contact with acidic and alkaline substances.

Complete Bar Kit
Everything you need to grow your own sprouts and microgreens at home—nutritious, much fresher, and more interesting. The package includes two 32 oz wide-mouth jars, two stainless steel bar lids, one draining tray, two stainless steel supports, and one jar brush—a great gift for any home.

Effective for Spraying Seeds
The professional design allows for ample ventilation and drainage, both essential for successful germination. The bowls are tall enough to collect the dripping water, preventing mess on your countertop and the stainless steel. The stand provides good stability for the jars.

Practical and Versatile
The wide-mouthed jar makes removing the steps easy. Easy to clean and dishwasher safe. The metal sieves are small enough to hold a wide variety of seeds. Perfect for sprouting seeds such as broccoli seeds, peas, mung beans, radish sprouts, lentil sprouts, etc. Excellent: For your family's health, please choose our quality products.

A Healthy Life Starts Today
The concentration of vitamins and minerals in sprouts is generally at least twice as high as in adult plants and is rich in healthy carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals. Sprouts and seedlings—Through germination, healthy vital substances are formed in the plant. Carbohydrates and proteins are converted to make them more digestible for humans, allowing for better absorption of nutrients in the intestines.

Package Includes
2 * 32 oz (Quart) Wide Mouth Mason Jars
2 * Stainless Steel Screen Sprout Lids
1 * Drip Tray
2 * Stands

Features

  • Brand
    TEHTUY
  • Length
    1 cm
  • Width
    1 cm
  • Height
    1 cm
  • Material
    Stainless steel
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