Flax Seed – MarketSpice

The seed of the flax plant which originated in Egypt, but now grows in Canada and N.W. United States. Most commonly used as a laxative because of its soluble fiber content. Should be crushed and mixed with plenty of water. May also be used in hot cereals and breads.

The seed of the flax plant which originated in Egypt, but now grows in Canada and N.W. United States. Most commonly used as a laxative because of its soluble fiber content. Should be crushed and mixed with plenty of water. May also be used in hot cereals and breads.

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