Rhonda Patrick· PhD
When we looked at those freeze-dried sprouts, they had no glucoraphanin, and no myrosinase, and no sulforaphane to speak of because it had all reacted and then it was just a mess.
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When we looked at those freeze-dried sprouts, they had no glucoraphanin, and no myrosinase, and no sulforaphane to speak of because it had all reacted and then it was just a mess.
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You can actually freeze dry broccoli sprouts very nicely as long as you deep freeze them, or quick freeze them and maintain them in a frozen state when you go to dry them.
by far the easiest way to to preserve them i think is to just spread them out on a cookie tray or a you know a baking tin put wax paper on it if you want and quick freeze them and then when you quick freeze them you can bundle them and put them in a bag or a container and and then you can keep them for you know weeks or even months