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Four seeds, one simple routine

چار سیڈز، ایک آسان روٹین

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Short answer

Use one level tablespoon of each seed in the meal it suits best: soaked chia for breakfast, pumpkin and sunflower over dahi or salad, and freshly ground alsi in oats or atta. You do not need all four every day; start with one or two.

Keep each seed separate

Each seed is used differently, so keep them in separate pouches and pick the one that fits the meal. Start with one idea; you do not need all four every day.

One use for each

Chia (fibre): soak 2 tbsp in half a cup of milk overnight for breakfast.

Pumpkin (magnesium): sprinkle on dahi, raita or salad.

Sunflower (vitamin E): a small handful with chai, or over a salad.

Alsi (fibre and plant omega-3): grind a spoonful fresh and stir into oats or dahi.

Nashtay se snack time tak

Morning: overnight chia or a dahi bowl with pumpkin and sunflower. Lunch: seeds over your salad. Evening chai: a few sunflower seeds instead of something fried.

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Use the spoon

A level tablespoon of seeds is roughly 40–60 kcal depending on the seed, so measuring keeps portions sensible. The Four-Seed Box has all four seeds, 250 g each in separate sealed pouches, plus a 1-tablespoon measuring spoon. Why one tablespoon? See how much seeds per day.

Common questions

Can I mix all four seeds in one jar?

It is better to keep them separate. Chia needs soaking, alsi needs grinding, and pumpkin and sunflower are best eaten as they are, so each one goes into a different dish.

Do I need to eat all four seeds every day?

No. One or two seeds a day is a fine start. Rotate them through the week to keep meals interesting.

How much of each seed should I use?

About one level tablespoon of each seed you use is a sensible amount for most adults. Start smaller if you are new to fibre-rich foods.

Seeds in this guide

Sources

Nutrient figures and health facts in this guide are checked against these references.

  1. USDA FoodData Central: Seeds, chia seeds, dried (FDC 170554)
  2. USDA FoodData Central: Seeds, pumpkin and squash seed kernels, dried (FDC 170556)
  3. USDA FoodData Central: Seeds, sunflower seed kernels, dried (FDC 170562)
  4. USDA FoodData Central: Seeds, flaxseed (FDC 169414)