Collection: Seed Vegetables
Seed vegetables are parts of plants, like pumpkins or squash, that we eat for their seeds. These "seed-bearing" vegetables, along with other seeds like flax and chia, are exceptionally good for you because they are dense in essential nutrients, providing a wealth of benefits including high fiber and protein content, heart-healthy unsaturated fats, various vitamins and minerals (like folate, iron, and zinc), and antioxidants. Incorporating seeds into your diet supports digestive health, helps you feel fuller, and may reduce the risk of chronic conditions like heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Here are SALTOPIA's selections that pair well for seed vegetables.
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Root Vegetables
Root vegetables are any edible plant parts that grow mostly or entirely...
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Leafy Green Vegetables
Leafy green vegetables are edible plant leaves like spinach, kale, and collard...
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Stem Vegetables
Stem vegetables are the stems of plants that are consumed as food,...
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Flower Vegetables
Flower vegetables are the immature flower buds or blossoms of certain plants,...
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Seed Vegetables
Seed vegetables are parts of plants, like pumpkins or squash, that we...
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Bulb Vegetables
Bulb vegetables such as onions, garlic, and leeks are underground plants with...
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Tuber Vegetables
Tuber vegetables are starchy, edible plant structures that grow underground, acting as...