Go Raw Sprouted Pumpkin Seeds 16oz (Pack of 2)

This is a lot of healthy snack food for a good price. It is a good thing these come in re-zip bags because two pounds of raw, sprouted pumpkin seeds will take a while to eat.I have been enjoying these seeds on salads, in shakes, and added into homemade trail mix. They are a little too oily and rich to be eaten alone, but mixed into other dishes, these are perfect (and super healthy).Raw foods can sometimes contain bad (or even weird-looking) seeds - but I have not found a single one yet. There is a nice consistency to the entire bag.

After learning about the importance of eating your seeds, nuts and legumes sprouted, I began looking for alternatives and found that Go Raw makes them and Amazon offers them at an affordable price. The Go Raw pumpkin seeds have all the good points you should look for: 1.they are organic, 2.they are raw, 3.they are sprouted, 4.they don't haves any unnecessary ingredients added, except sea salt, which makes them gluten, wheat and soy free, 5.and they taste delicious, which makes my 7 year old son want to eat them as a snack. The company is family owned and they source the seeds from local growers.

I bought the Pumpkin, Watermelon and Sunflower seeds. All 3 of these are by far the best tasting & healthiest I've ever tasted. Topped the salad last night with all 3 seeds, with a macadamia nut oil dressing (homemade) and it was a hit. Plus I thought it was the best homemade salad I've ever tasted.Try these at least one time and I guarantee you will not be disappointed.Plus they taste great by themselves.

I love these pumpkin seeds! I was a little skeptical about purchasing them because they were so expensive. Well, they are worth the price! Taste is yummy and they are good for us! I like that they have already been sprouted, which isn't difficult to do, but is time consuming and you need a lot of space. I will be purchasing these frequently!

This is the best sprouted pumpkin seeds I have ever eaten. Being a vegetarian, this is a very valuable product to me. I just wish the product is less expensive, that they offer a better pricing at bigger bulk purchases (20 to 50 pounds?). I hope they read my review. Some people are complaining about "black areas" which are actually the skin of the pumpkin seeds that came off during the sprouting process, and once dried their color concentration increases (darkens) and I guess appears black to some people. They look dark green to me. I had to add this information after reading another customer's concern. And no, I have not gotten sick from eating these sprouted seeds. I love also that they make one feel full quickly. I am ordering more today.Update: June 18, 2013- After months of ordering this product, the last four bags I received contained a lot more of the skin of the seeds than in my previous orders. I actually tried to defend this product in my initial review (explaining what the blackish "stuff" are). There are also rancid seeds in the last four bags, when I previously did not notice any. The delayed delivery of the last two bags does not even bother me, but what bothers me are the rancid seeds and the ever narrowing ratio between the skin of the seeds and the actual seeds. I would prefer to eat more of the seeds than the skin.. I guess I just ordered the last of this product. Sigh! I think they are using the greater quantity of skin as filler. This way they can save a few seeds, but......lose a few customers (like me).

Very good flavor. Wish it was crunchier but still tastes very good.

These pumpkin seeds are a delicious healthy snack.At the subscribe and save prices you are getting a very good price on these and I'm pretty sure I'm on track to eat about 2-3 bags a month.I recently ordered these from another vendor ( because I wanted to try before I committed to 2 bags). This vendor is known for having very fresh product. The two bags I just received from Amazon have just about the same expiration dates on them telling me that these are also fresh (I'm cautious about where I buy oils, seeds, and nuts).You'll enjoy these.

The last order was not as good and I wish I hadn't eaten any since I found out they are grown in China. What's the good of having an organic snack that's grown in one of the most polluted places in the world? They say they test the crop for pesticides but they also said they are proudly made in the US. They took this off the label and now the package simply says, "San Jose, CA". Why wouldn't they grow them in California? Oh, it's probably because they want to use the slave labor of China and promote China's desire to take over as the world leader. The elite tell us not to eat certain meat and use too much electricity while they fly around in private jets...one trip leaving the same footprint as a year of an average person's life. If they really believed the world was going to end don't you think they would stop the private jet flying? Sorry...I digress. So, I'm off to find another snack that isn't grown in China.