I was lucky enough to get a bag of Manitoba Harvest's hemp hearts to review (thank you, Sweat Pink team!). I've been having fun adding them to different meals and snacks, like my workout recovery shakes and more:
I loved sprinkling them on top of my peanut-buttery pancakes!
But my most favorite thing to add them to was my addiction: warm salads ..
They have a delicious, nutty-like flavor and a really nice, soft texture.
Here are some nutrition facts about hemp hearts vs super foods chia and flax:
I was also REALLY happy to see how much iron there is in them!! I fight to get enough iron in my diet so having these babies on hand made that super easy. They've quickly become a staple in my pantry that I can't go without.
Want to try some?!
I'll be giving away one bag to a lucky winner .. To enter, all you have to do is comment below and tell me one food / meal / snack you'd love to have them with! I'll be picking a name old school style - out of a hat, on March 10, 9pm est. Don't miss out on a chance to try these nutritious goodies!
Also, be sure to check out their website: www.manitobaharvest.com
Smoothies, or maybe some baking!
ReplyDeleteI think they would be good on my teriyaki pork chops. They sound like a yummy and healthy addition to lots of dishes. Jen Massey
ReplyDeletemmMmmmmm On my salads!
ReplyDeletehome made granola bars!
ReplyDeleteSalads for sure!!! Im always looking for ways to kick them up a notch!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of sprinkling them on pancakes- my kids would eat them too :) -- Robyn
ReplyDeleteI would love to put it on chicken and in smoothies for the kidlet and myself.
ReplyDeleteOkay, but, seriously, hemp hearts in greek yogurt with honey and walnuts. Amazeballs!
ReplyDeleteProbably salads or smoothies. - Tracey
ReplyDeleteHi Tracey! You won! Message me your address at mama_lego@yahoo.com
DeleteGreek yogurt:)
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