Amaranth seed?

The Naked Whiz · June 2011

Does anyone (Beli???) know where one would find Amaranth seed or what one might use as a substitute? I'm looking to use it this weekend on some camembert a la Beli.

Thanks!

fishlessman · June 2011

had to google it, no idea what it is :laugh: substitute with buckwheat groats? :laugh: :laugh: thats no help either.found some here
http://www.amazon.com/Organic-Amaranth-Sprouting-Sprouts-Grinding/dp/B001ELXFIS/ref=sr_1_10?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1309201966&sr=1-10

Gator Bait · June 2011

Hi Whiz,

Down here Amaranth seed is available in just about any supermarket in the ethnic foods isle. There is usually a spice/herb display in the ethnic isle that has it. If you have any Hispanic/Latino markets where you are located they should be a good source also. Good luck.

Blair

Beli · June 2011

I'll be in the US this week, mail me your address & I will gladly send you some.

Billy Grill Eggster · June 2011

Call Trader Joe's down Wake Forest Rd, inside the beltline.

The Naked Whiz · June 2011

Beli, thank you! That is very generous!!

Doug

faithie999 · June 2011

looks like Beli has you hooked up, but if you need it sooner, a web search revealed that Bob's Red Mill has amaranth grain in their line of products
http://www.bobsredmill.com/organic-amaranth-grain.html
in the supermarkets around here, there is a pretty extensive display of Bob's red mill products in the baking aisle. in your markets they may also be in the natural foods/organic foods aisle if you have one.

ken

Richard Fl · June 2011

Many health food stores carry it.

Amaranth seed?

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