Zen Basil Seeds | edible basil seeds, kosher, non-gmo, lectin free, gluten free, plant based, keto, paleo, vegan | 15g fiber per/serv | 14oz | more fiber than chia seeds | prebiotic

I purchased Zen basil seeds on Amazon and have really enjoyed them. I usually add them to my yogurt instead of drinks, and they mix in really well after soaking. They add a nice texture and a boost of fiber, which makes my snacks feel more filling and nutritious. The seeds expand nicely and are easy to prepare. The packaging was good, and the product arrived fresh. Overall, this is a simple but healthy addition to my daily routine that I would recommend.

This is an excellent product. I have struggled with constipation off and on for years and tried lots of natural fiber products. The Zen basil seeds are the most effective and palatable I have tried. I mix about one tablespoon with water each morning, pop it in the fridge and later in the day mix it with some more water and drink it. It is practically tasteless. It produced no bloating or any kind of discomfort. I have been using it daily now for about six months and now on subscribe and save making it very convenient.

Absolutely amazing for getting your extra fiber for the day. I switched from chia seeds to these. Quality is amazing and the fact that it is completely clean of any toxic ingredients is an extra bonus. A family member turned me on to these. I wont go back to chia again. I use these in my protein shakes and in my yogurt. They don't add any flavor, just good health benefits. I'm hoping this company stays independent!! Excellent product

These gel faster than chia seeds and have more soluble fiber. No flavor or scent. Great for basil seed pudding, but absolute goop in a smoothie, so I stick with chia for those (variety is good anyway). Usually I mix them a couple tablespoons with plain Greek yogurt or skyr and a little almond milk to get the consistency I like, and have fun with the toppings.

This was my first purchase of basil seeds and I’m hooked. There is no taste and more fiber than chia seeds. I used them in overnight oats and now I can’t wait to try them in other recipes.