Living Seeds
Love Jelly Seeds
Wild I-YU (aka love jelly 愛玉, Ficus Pumila L. Var. Awkeotsang ) trees only known to grow in TAIWAN on moist cloud forests, at 1000+ metres above sea level.
Fruit: August ~ September.
Harvest: October ~ March.
I-YU seeds are rich in many nutrients, espically in B & C vitamins. Believed to improve skin & liver condition. Sun-dried I-YU seeds can make tasty RAW Vegan Love Jelly.
Chia Seeds The richest source of omega-3 fatty acid (more than linseeds). Also very rich in amino acids, lysine and a very good source of fiber. Very high in iron and calcium too.
Chia is so rich in anti-oxidants that the seeds don¹t deteriorate and can be stored for long period without becoming rancid.
Black Raw Beauty
Black Soya Beans (naturally fermented)
Naturally fermented RAW Soya Beans, like non-pasteurized Miso, are rich in Vitamin B12. Black soya beans are merely a variety of soya bean. Nutritionally, they are superior to regular yellow soy beans. Soya are high in fiber and protein, and relatively low in carbohydrate. The black beans have more phytonutrients (because they have more colour, which in many cases is produced by antioxidant phytochemicals).
The best of organic soya beans are used in this tasty product. The RAW beans are soaked, drained & sprouted, added unrefined sea salt. Then the beans are placed in a big ceramic pot, covered with wooden lid, and allowed to ferment naturally for 3 years using traditional method. The BEST ever RAW quality one can find in the world.
It's BEST to use this superior RAW quality Back fermented Soya beans in raw/living dressings and dishes yet it's NOT recommended to replace Miso in cooking.
Fermented Black Soya Beans | VS. | Miso: Soya Beans Paste |
Sprouted RAW black soya | | Cooked yellow soya |
Home-made in an organic farm | | Massive production in Factories |
More antioxidants & nutrients | | Nutrients lost in cooking |
98% of whole black beans | | only 30-40% of soya paste & lots water |
Free from gluten & grains | | Contains cooked grains |
Raw Black Sesame Seeds
Very nutritious! Black Sesame contains at least 3 times more nutrients than the white un-hulled ones. Sesame seeds are about 20% protein and contain an abundance of minerals including zinc, calcium, phosphorus and potassium.
Used in traditional Chinese medicine to nourish and fortify the liver and kidney yin.
Said to help blurred vision, tinnitus, and dizziness. Used traditionally to help patients recover from severe illness. Will nourish blood deficiency in the body, lubricates the intestines and internal organs. Helps move the bowel and improve skin & hair conditions.
Jelly Mushroom