There are two varieties of flax seed: golden flaxseed, and brown flaxseed. These are similar nutritionally, but have a different flavour. Brown flaxseed has a rich flavour, whereas golden flaxseed is a little lighter. Both varieties have a nutty flavour that works well as a sprinkling (e.g. on cereals, toast or muesli). A handful of flax seeds per day provides an excellent source of omega-3, dietary fibre and antioxidants.
Note that flax seeds, flaxseed and linseed are all the same thing!
We supply whole flax seeds, as well as flax seed oil (linseed oil) and powdered flaxseed. All of these are below: |
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Organic Flax Seed Bulk Packs | |
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Whole golden flaxseed/linseed, organic. Bulk pack.
Excellent-value, high quality golden flaxseeds.  | Whole brown flaxseed/linseed, organic. Bulk pack.
Whole brown organic flax seeds, in a generous kilo bag. Top quality and excellent value. |
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Whole Golden Flax Seeds, OrganicGolden flax seeds are light in flavour. Just a sprinkling a day on your muesli will provide a range of essential nutrients including omega-3 oils, fibre and antioxidants. | |
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Whole golden flaxseed (linseed). A light, nutty flavour. | Whole golden flaxseed (linseed). A light, nutty flavour.
Extra-value pack of the Infinity Golden Flaxseed. |
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Whole Brown Flax Seeds, OrganicBrown flax seeds have a more intense flavour than golden flaxseeds, and the same healthy nutritional profile. | |
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Whole brown flaxseed (linseed). Rich, nutty flavour. | Whole brown flaxseed (linseed). Rich, nutty flavour.
Extra-value pack of the Infinity Brown Flaxseed. |
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Other flaxseed productsFlaxseed oil and powder. | |
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100% ground flaxseed. | |
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| | Slightly Sweet, Intense Nutty Flavour
- High in omega 3.
- Keep cold for drizzling.
- Also useful as a daily supplement.
- Also known as Linseed Oil.
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| This is a great source of omega-3 for vegetarians and vegans. No fish, gelatin or other animal products. |
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A Mixed Spread of Milled Hemp & Golden Flax
This seed spread is high in protein and important omega oils. This can be eaten as it is on toast/bread, or swirled into soups or dips. | A quick guide to some of the uses of flax seeds. |
