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High Quality Material
It’s made of plastic, food grade, non-toxic, 100% healthy.
Longer service life, better than stainless steel lids which easy to get rust
Reasonable Hole Design
Regular hole size, convenient for water filtration.
Not too big which leave out the beans or too small which hard to drainage.
Convenient Stand Feet
Supporting stand feet design, make drainage easier.
Green Bean Sprouts
How to Use?
STEP 1
Use a clean wide mouth mason jar.
(Pls. notice our sprouting lids is just fit for 86mm Wide Mouth mason jar, NOT fit for Regular or Standard Mouth mason jar!)
Adding the beans, and filling the mason jar with cool clean water
STEP 2
Sock the beans for 8-12hours at room temperature.
In the morning, strain off the water with a sprouting lid. Rinse well with filtered water and drain again.
STEP 3
Place the jar away from sunlight upside-down at an angle.
Repeat, drain the water through the sprouting lids at least twice a day. The whole process can take 2-5 days.
STEP 4
Let sprouts grow to about an inch. Lentils, mung beans, chickpeas and adzuki are good at about a half-inch.
Roger Young
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
Low cost, efficient way to make sprouts
Nick
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024
These work very well on wide mouth mason jars to drain. I grow seedlings in mason jars to use on sandwiches and what not and these make it so much easier to water them
Darcie Neeson
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
Works pretty good. Doesn't drain as well as the real screen type with the seeds at first but over all a good value
Wabi-sabi
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024
These lids are great! I just screw them onto my Kerr wide mouth mason jar. The jar has an opening that is 3" wide. The lid fits perfectly, made really well, great design with little feet so they don't sit flat down on the counter and you get so many for such a fair price. I always have a few batches of sprouts done and in use as well as ones on the way. I have so many lids now that I can have a variety of different seeds for salads, stir fry, sandwiches, mixed with cottage cheese etc. (mung bean is my favorite so far, very nutty, crunchy and delicious with a dash of salt and paper.) I kept 4 lids and gave 4 away as little gifts. The packaging is very nice and sturdy and a sweet little note is included as well as directions. I highly recommend these great little lids!
Colleen
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024
These lids are great! Sturdy and super easy to clean and sanitize (I just throw them in the dishwasher).They’re very well designed. The holes are just the right size; they drain really well but the seeds don’t fall thru. The little “feet” are perfect to keep the lid off the counter so when the sprouts are almost ready I just leave it flipped over on the counter and it still lets the air circulate.We have well water which is hard on metal (everything corrodes overtime) so these won’t have that problem.
CanineKingdom
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024
They fit my wide-mouth mason jars perfectly! I already have my first crop in the jar! I’ve grown sprouts of all kinds over the years, but used small flat trays with drain holes. It took up a lot of space and was rather messy at times. This is so much easier! Very useful items!Later: some have commented about the small holes. They need to be small so that the seeds don’t go through. If you pour the water SLOWLY you won’t need to take off the lid at all until you’re ready to eat! My first harvest was really bountiful even though my seeds were three years old. I thought I would use them to try out the set up. I love that they’re plastic. I’ve tried stainless, but rust always becomes an issue, no matter how they promise that it won’t. Chemistry happens. I love them! ❤️
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024
I had originally gotten stainless steel sprouting lids that rusted within my first 2 weeks of use. These are decent quality and seem well constructed.Pros: The little nubs so that you can place them upside down and there is room for water to run out.Cons: The holes are so small that I kind of have to shake them to get the water out. I think the surface tension of the water is such that the water won't flow out on its own, I can actually place them upside down gently and the water doesn't come out at all. Only holding at an angle will the water run out.
Derek Flowers
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2022
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Tony
Reviewed in Australia on December 14, 2020
Originally not happy due to incorrect size and gave a 1 star review but now having found jars that fit the lids I am satisfied.These lids are same size a a lot of metal type lids listed and are 90mm in diameter however sprouts seem to grow better with plastic lidsIf product description was accurate would rate higher
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