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Chia Seeds

Botanical Name: Salvia hispanica

Plant Family: Lamiaceae

History

Salvia hispanica, commonly known as Chia, is a flowering plant native to Mexico and Central America. Chia seeds were traditionally used by ancient Mesoamerican cultures, including the Aztecs and Maya, as a food ingredient and trade item. Today, chia seeds are widely used in smoothies, beverages, oatmeal, baking, puddings, and other food preparations due to their mild flavor and unique gel-forming texture when mixed with liquid.

Appearance
Color: Dark gray to black with natural white and brown specks
Texture: Small whole seeds with a smooth, slightly glossy surface

Other Names
Chia
Chia Seed
Salvia hispanica Seed
Mexican Chia
Chia Sage
Plant-Based Seed

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