styrian pumpkin seeds for planting Raw Organic Styrian Pumpkin Seeds – NUT • HUT

styrian pumpkin seeds for planting Raw Organic Styrian Pumpkin Seeds – NUT • HUTThese large luminous dark green pumpkin seeds are known as Styrian pumpkin seeds, and were originally grown in that region of Austria. These are from a regenerative farming collective in Quebec. Styrian pumpkin seeds have a delicious, nutty flavour. They are rich in magnesium and phosphorus, and a good source of zinc and iron. They also have B vitamins and protein, making them a nutritious, flavourful snack. The Styrian pumpkin was only discovered

These large luminous dark green pumpkin seeds are known as Styrian pumpkin seeds, and were originally grown in that region of Austria. These are from a regenerative farming collective in Quebec. Styrian pumpkin seeds have a delicious, nutty flavour. They are rich in magnesium and phosphorus, and a good source of zinc and iron. They also have B vitamins and protein, making them a nutritious, flavourful snack. 

The Styrian pumpkin was only discovered about 150 years ago. It is a naturally occurring HULLESS pumpkin seed. This means there is no seed casing like you would find on the more common "shine-skin" pumpkin seed. The hull that remains on the Styrian seeds is a very thin silvery layer that can be seen on some seeds after drying. This can be mistaken for mold, but is simply the last vestiges of the hull.

The Styrian pumpkin seed is specifically grown for its superior nutritional content than the shine-skin seeds. It is supposed to be richer in both fat-soluble antioxidants and water-soluble antioxidants, when compared to the seeds of the shine-skin, more common pumpkin. 

Gluten, peanut and soy free.

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Pumpkin Seeds (nutrition per 30 g)

Calories: 153 kcal (Recommended Daily Intake 1800–2500 kcal)
Protein: 7 g (RDI 46-70 g)
Fat: 13 g (mostly monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats) (RDI 225-325 g)
Carbohydrates: 5 g (RDI 225-325 g)
Fibre: 2 g (RDI 21-38 g)
Sugars: 0 g (RDI no more than 30 g)
Calcium: 12 mg (RDI 1000-1200 mg)
Iron: 2.3 mg (RDI 8-18 mg)
Magnesium: 150 mg (RDI 320-420 mg)
Phosphorus: 270 mg (RDI 700 mg)
Potassium: 240 mg (RDI 2600-3500 mg)
Vitamin E: 3 mg (RDI 15 mg)

Of note: pumpkin seeds are high in protein, magnesium (enzyme activation, energy production, muscle function, nerve function and bone health), phosphorus (bone health, PH balance, kidney function, cell function) and potassium (electrolyte balance, muscle function, nerve transmission, heart health, blood pressure and kidney function).