I always used them for yogurt with fruit but just today I put a bunch on my sandwich and it was great! Will be doing forever now
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Use them in salads!
What is a sandwich if not a bread salad?
I make a ham and brie sandwich on a toasted bagel. The just-melting brie holds into the hemp hearts as does the fig jam I out on the other half of the bagel. Yummers.
Smoothie bowls
I put them on hummus
I put them on humus-rich soil
(Iβll show myself out)
It has the nutrients I crave
On my cereal in the mornings