Benefits
Support Overall Health and Well-Being
Keep Blood Pressure in Check
Improve Athletic Performance
Improve Digestive Health
How to Use
Use in Sandwich, Salads, and Wraps
Pair well with vegetables, grilled meat, and seafood
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Bull’s Blood Beets
$7.00
Widely known for their vivid red color and striking appearance, bull’s blood beets are one of the highly nutritious foods to add to your diet. By including these microgreens in your balanced diet, they can boost the nutritional value of meals and support optimal health. The beets are an ideal source of vitamins K, C, and A while incorporating the health benefits of essential minerals such as Folate, Iron, and Calcium. They have a slightly bitter flavor with hints of sweetness.
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