Yupik Raw Black Chia Seeds, 2.2 lb (35.2 oz), Gluten-Free, Kosher, Vegan, Natural Seeds, Plant-Based Superfood, Rich in Fiber, Source of Omega-3, Ideal for Chia Pudding & Smoothies, Gels Easily

I’ve been really enjoying these chia seeds so far. The packaging is very cute and well designed, and it feels high quality overall. I also like that the ingredient list is super simple, just chia seeds, with no preservatives or additives. It feels very natural. **I also included a Sharpie in the picture for size comparison. The texture is great too. They have a nice crunch when used dry, and they work really well for adding texture to oatmeal or yogurt bowls. They also absorb liquid nicely if you let them sit, which makes them versatile for different recipes. I like that the bag comes with a zipper-style closure, which makes it easy to reseal after opening and keeps the seeds fresh. Very convenient for storage. The price is also really good for the quantity you get, especially compared to similar products. Overall, it feels like a good value for a healthy pantry staple that can be used in a lot of different ways.

No odor, good condition, good quality chia seeds for a huge volume and good price. Arrived super fast and I can enjoy them in my protein yogurt. Only thing I find sad is that the inside of the bag might be electrically charged, so some of the chia seeds cling to the side. I just opened the bag and transferred the seeds into another container, filled the bag with water and made a protein yogurt with it. Recommend.

About 10% more at 2.2 pounds than most at the same cost... I used them....worked great. No strange taste and they gel right up with liquid. I make a lot of chia pudding and use them as thickeners for extra fiber. I would for sure buy again. Some may prefer Organic though.

This is a definite repeat order. I love my chia seeds. Good quality good price

I used to have bad gastrointestinal issues because I had a low fiber diet. I felt bloated all the time, or felt like I constantly had to go to the bathroom only to sit there with no results. I did a lot of research on high fiber foods, and chia seeds seemed to be the best way to incorporate more fiber into my diet at a low cost. Metamucil is also a good choice, but 3x more expensive for the same results. 2.2lbs of Chia seeds cost $10, versus 2.2lbs of Metamucil cost a little over $30. Not to mention, chia seeds are high in protein and omega 3 fatty acids, whereas Metamucil is not. I weigh out 40 grams of chia seeds (12g-13g of fiber) and soak them in 2 cups of water for 2 hours or more, and drink them with a straw. You have to make sure to stir them well, or they will clump together. Chia seeds have made a huge impact on my regularity and overall mood. I don't feel bloated or bogged down all the time like I used to. I was purchasing chia seeds from Wal-Mart, but found these to be a better deal as you got more for your money. Chia seeds do have a gelatinous consistency which may not be ideal for some people, I liken them to boba in bubble tea, just a lot smaller. They have little to no taste, and you can soak them in all kinds of different liquids. You should drink a lot of water too whenever you're increasing your fiber intake, as the fiber bulks up and helps move things along when you're properly hydrated. If you're having stomach issues, I would highly recommend incorporating chia seeds into your diet, as they will make a huge difference in the way you feel. These are an excellent deal!

Good. A little expensive.

Nice addition to fiber intake. Good price for the amount you’re getting.

Bottom Line: Chia Seeds are not rare - so don't pay $10 for an 12 oz bag from an overpriced organic/health-food store. This is good bang for your buck. I can confirm the seeds are fresh in two ways: pudding - all of the seeds plump up; Micro-greens - spread wet seeds across a paper towel in a dish and within a week had some Chia micro-greens with no un-sprouted seeds.