- Subtle nutty, earthy flavour
- Excellent source of protein, fibre, and plant-based omega-3 fatty acids
- Add to porridge, yoghurt, and smoothies
Product ID: 042
£2.75
- Subtle nutty, earthy flavour
- Excellent source of protein, fibre, and plant-based omega-3 fatty acids
- Add to porridge, yoghurt, and smoothies
![Flaxseeds are a good source of: Soluble and insoluble fibre, Omega-3 essential fatty acids](/images/products/content/042_stopper.jpg)
- Product Information
Packed with protein, fibre, and healthy fats, flax seeds, or brown linseeds, are tiny nutritional powerhouses. These little seeds are easy to work into your daily diet: add to soups, salads, porridge, smoothies, or yoghurt. They’re also a great addition to vegan baking; a combination of water and ground flax can be used to replace eggs.
For plant-based diets, flax seeds offer a tremendously valuable source of omega 3 fats, specifically ALA (alpha-linolenic acid), which is known to support many areas of wellness, including women’s health. To find out more click here.
Perhaps the most notable characteristic of flax seeds is their fibre content. Both soluble (digestible) and insoluble (non-digestible) fibre make up their nutritional profile. This pronged fibre delivery system ferments in the digestive tract, aiding regular bowel movements and feeding your gut microbiome. Just one tablespoon supplies 3g of fibre, approximately 8-12% of the recommended daily intake (30%).
Flax seeds also contain powerful plant compounds called lignans, which are known to have oestrogen-like properties, making them a popular choice for menopausal women. Read more here.
We source all of our whole foods from reputable and reliable suppliers. Before being manufactured and packaged in UK factories working to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), our flax receives stringent quality checks to meet the strictest EU regulations on contaminants.
This product is suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Curious to find out more about our whole foods range? Reach out to one of our expert Nutrition Advisors who are on hand to provide free, confidential advice.
Click here to see our tasty recipe.
Suitable For
This product is suitable for all adults. This product is suitable for vegetarians and vegans. This product is suitable during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Cautions/Allergies
For allergens see ingredients listed in bold.Packed in an environment where nuts, peanuts, soya milk, sesame, gluten and lupin are handled.
Frequently Asked Questions (1)
Q - "How Many Flax Seeds Should I Eat Daily?"
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A - Aim for 1-2 tablespoons daily.
Reviews
"Disgusting"
By Alan Jones
, 20 Aug 2024
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Tried this because Michael Moseley recommended it. Added it to my usual kefir and rolled oats breakfast - but it tastes disgusting. Furthermore, grinding it up before adding to breakfast, as recommended by the good doctor left an appalling smell in the grinder which took days and multiple washing and soaking cycles to eliminate. However, at least I gave it a whirl - so now I know
Recommend to a friend: No
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"Perfect for adding to my homemade bread"
By Anonymous
, 25 Oct 2023
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"Love these little seeds"
By Anonymous
, 17 Aug 2023
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I use seeds in my yoghurt and oats all the times they are a great source of fibre
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By Anonymous
, 17 Aug 2023
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Adds extra protein and fiber to my diet
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By Anonymous
, 03 Mar 2023
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I use this product for the fibre content
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