Singapore's No.1 Brand of Chia Seeds.
SuperChia seeds are sourced from the Chia Seed Growers farming cooperative in Central and Southern America and packed fresh in an ISO 22000 certified (Food Safety Management) facility with premium food grade packaging right here locally. Harvesting one of the original strains of chia seeds, they are the only grower-producer that farms within the original lands chia seeds are from.
Grown at altitudes over 1800 metres in the high misty mountains of south central mexico where the climate and soil quality is optimal for growing the highest quality of chia. This mystical area known as the land of “eternal spring” is graced with fertile volcanic peaks and mineral rich water from the surrounding mountain aquifiers. This unique growing area allows seeds of incredibly high antioxidant levels, as well as dietary fibre, protein and Omega-3 to be grown.
As such our chia seeds are not only certified organic by the USDA, Non-GMO and Gluten-Free but also critically acclaimed and widely recognised to be of superior quality from other exports.
Chia seeds can be consumed in several ways. Here are a few popular methods:
1. Sprinkle them on top of your food: You can add chia seeds to your yogurt, oatmeal, smoothie, or salad for a healthy
crunch.
2. Make a chia seed pudding: Mix chia seeds with milk or your favorite dairy-free alternative, sweetener of your
choice, and let the mixture sit for a few hours or overnight. The result is a delicious pudding that can be enjoyed as a snack or dessert.
3. Use them as an egg substitute: Mix one tablespoon of chia seeds with three tablespoons of water to replace one egg in
recipes that call for eggs.
4. Mix them into baked goods: Add chia seeds to muffins, bread, or pancakes for an extra boost of nutrition.
5. Drink them in water or juice: Mix chia seeds with water or juice for a quick and easy energy boost.
Remember to always drink plenty of water when consuming chia seeds, as they can absorb a lot of liquid and may cause constipation or other digestive issues if not consumed with enough fluids.
