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Sunflower Seeds

AmandaD

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Hi guys -

Can anyone tell me what their favorite brand of sunflower seeds are? I am eating "Go Raw" in a yellow bag right now. They seem to be pretty good.

Thanks again!

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Hi guys -

Can anyone tell me what their favorite brand of sunflower seeds are? I am eating "Go Raw" in a yellow bag right now. They seem to be pretty good.

Thanks again!

My absolute favorite is David sunflower seeds. I don't like the flavored ones, just the original. :)

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Hi! I found a WONDERFUL company--Gerbs Pumpkin Seeds--they also do sunflower seeds--all are done on a clean line--free of 8 main allergens. I haven't been able to find a company that does this and believe me I'd love to--all seem to be processed on a line that also processes peanuts or at least "other tree nuts" and I'm highly allergic so I get sick if I eat these. Gerbs is located in Rhode Island--www.gerbspumpkinseeds.com and (401) 231-5181. I personally find their website hard to work with so I just call them directly. or email them and ask them to call me. If you find out any "clean" sunflower seeds or pumpkin seeds--would love to know as these are my main source of protein (vegan and grain intollerant). Thanks!!! PS their chocolate covered products are not made on-site so can contain wheat, etc.

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