My first post here was of a small sprouter I made using a yogurt lid and plastic crafting grid cut to fit. This sprouter works great when I only want to sprout a small amount, but when I want more, then here is what I use.
I use 16 oz Ball Platinum Wide Jars, which come 4 to a pack from Walmart. I then buy the lids from the heath store. They were meant for a larger capacity jar, but fit perfect on these Ball Wide jars.
When I am done soaking, I use a small container I had to hold the jar at an angle. This system has been working out great for me so far. I plan to buy another pack of the Ball Wide jars plus some more sprout lids. It is good to have extra handy for those times I have to sprout lots of different types of grains, legumes, and seeds for the batch making times.
I use 16 oz Ball Platinum Wide Jars, which come 4 to a pack from Walmart. I then buy the lids from the heath store. They were meant for a larger capacity jar, but fit perfect on these Ball Wide jars.
When I am done soaking, I use a small container I had to hold the jar at an angle. This system has been working out great for me so far. I plan to buy another pack of the Ball Wide jars plus some more sprout lids. It is good to have extra handy for those times I have to sprout lots of different types of grains, legumes, and seeds for the batch making times.
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