The BEST SPROUTER for me.

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ell I'm glad Victor is glad.<br><br>Sometimes I

don't know how to take you Victor. I'm neither under

the " heroic delusion " that raw food will solve our

problems nor an " obsessive leader who will sacrifice

himself " so that you will feel guilty. This is just an

avenue to share our common experiences with a raw food

diet both good and bad. I just happen to be sharing

more than the others are right now. But it is funny

what you say. My experiences with raw food have all

been good except when I flagrantly abuse myself with

it.<br><br>I've recently read that Fruitarians are big in

Australia so you're in good company. And I've learned that

fruits ARE the most ideal raw food for us.<br><br>NOW

FOR THE SPROUTER INFORMATION:<br><br>I've sprouted

for years and have never really been happy with any

sprouting setup. There's always a problem with whatever

method I use whether it is in time, room, expense, etc.

Well I saw a sprouter ad on the web that caught my

interest and I made a note of it. But the other day I was

in my local healthfood store and there it was. It

cost me $8.99. I grew my first batch of sunflower

sprouts in it and I am very happy with it. This is the

first time I have ever really found sprouting to be

VERY SIMPLE. <br><br>The sprouter is called

" EASYSPROUT " made by Sproutamo. Here's one of the few urls I

could find so you can see a diagram of

it:<br><br><a href=http://www.sproutpeople.com/devices.html

target=new>http://www.sproutpeople.com/devices.html</a><br><br>It's not a very

good diagram though. It's very well

designed. I wish I thought of it. It's a liter plastic cup

inside another larger plastic cup. The inside cup has

small holes in the bottom. When you insert the inside

cup it leaves about a ¼ inch space for water

drainage. Then there is a vented lid that fits on top. You

can soak, rinse, sprout and store you sprouts all on

the same container. Very well thought out. It's the

perfect size for family but I'll probably go out and buy

one or two more for variety. The key advertised

features are: larger batches, less time to harvest (8-48

hrs), minimal sprout disturbance, longer storage life,

and the ability to grow sprouts with NO RINSING! I

grew my sunflower sprouts with no rinsing in a total

of 14 hours!<br><br>Now this is not one of those

commercial models so you can sprout a bushel full of seeds

everyday that costs several hundreds of dollars. It's the

under $10 model that will allow you to sprout enough

for you and your family with minimal time and effort

and still get excellent results.<br><br>So what do

you know? Another happy customer! How

rare!<br><br>-OrionsDad