There aren't a lot of appliances one needs to enjoy sprouts, but there are a few that we consider part of a sprout kitchen.
We are happy to share these with you. Don't feel you need these - you don't, but if you can afford them and you want to make your kitchen more raw food friendly - go for it.
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This is a great sprout tool!
A device to help you De-Hull and dry your sprouts.
This is an extremely well made salad spinner by OXO. We have used the bigger version in our house for many years, but this one is perfect for a crop of sprouts. The idea is to fill the container with water,
push the hulls out and then spin the sprouts dry. You will no longer have to wait for 12 hours after your final rinse/drain cycle to
refrigerate. This is intended for Leafy and Brassica Sprouts as well as Greens, but will work with most sprouts
and Micro-Greens.
Here are De-Hulling instructions.
There are quite a few dehydrators out there, but the Excalibur 2400 is the one we use, so it is the one we offer to our customers.
We don't dehydrate often, but when we do - we do a lot of it. This Excalibur has always performed
splendidly.
It has 4 trays and uses less electricity than other models. We like that. It comes with everything you need, including a great guide to dehydration.
These can only ship to the United States. Sorry. It's not our restriction, it's Excalibur's.
This is a profoundly powerful - and expensive blender - well - actually it's not a blender; it's a Vita-Mix.
This is the blender we have in our kitchen. It is a beast! Truly amazing!
Durable components ensure reliable performance, commercial quality, and stainless steel blade assembly. 64 oz BPA free Eastman Tritan Copolyester container with thermoplastic lid. Includes 100 page recipe book. 2+ hp motor, 37,000 rpm 1380 watts, 2 speeds,
up to 218 miles per hour. 5 yr warranty on blender and container for home use.