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Raw Seeds
Avoid over-salted or oil-fried versions to keep your sodium and unhealthy fat intake in check
Small Intake
Start with a small amount (1 tablespoon) to ensure no adverse reactions, especially if you're new to consuming seeds.
Sprinkle them on salads, oatmeal, yogurt, or smoothies for added texture and nutrition.
Mixed with Other Foods
Use in baking
Incorporate into bread, muffins, or granola bars for extra texture and nutrients.
Create a healthy dip
Blend pumpkin seeds with herbs, garlic, olive oil, and lemon juice for a nutritious pesto or dip.
Pumpkin seeds butter
Blend raw or roasted seeds in a food processor until creamy for a homemade seed butter.
Enhance your salad
Toss pumpkin seeds into salads for a nutty flavor and satisfying crunch.
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