Sprouter

The biggest hindrance to incorporating sprouts in our daily diet is the fact that making sprouts can be time consuming and cumbersome. It is a pity that most of us forego the benefits of this powerful food because of the lack of convenience in making them.

Using a Sprouter however makes the whole process faster, easier, non messy and hygienic.

In the conventional way, these seeds are then loosely tied in a soft cotton muslin cloth and then this bundle is hung on a peg to await germination. The cloth must be kept moist at all times and water should be sprinkled several times in the day to keep it wet. This method suffers from several drawbacks.

• It is a cumbersome system wherein the water must be sprinkled at regular intervals.
• The sprouting is comparatively slow and may take several days.
• The seeds may have to be flushed twice or thrice a day to remove slime that may accumulate on them.
• The moist cloth often results in an unpleasant odor.

The Sprouter eliminates all these drawbacks to make the process as "automatic" as possible. It is so designed that the seeds are always provided the humidity while retaining their own warmth to help in faster germination. The Sprouter does away with the need for constant attention and ensures a "non-messy" experience. It eliminates the need of any cloth or coverings and makes the process as "hands-free" as possible.