Beet (Blood Red)

β€œVibrant in color and rich in nutrients, beet microgreens (blood red) are a natural source of betalains, supporting heart health, stamina, and striking visual appeal on every plate.”

πŸ§‚ Taste Profile

Beet microgreens have a mild, earthy flavor with a subtle sweetness, much gentler than the beetroot itself. Their smooth texture and deep red stems make them visually striking on any plate. They offer a clean, fresh flavor with minimal bitterness and work beautifully in both sweet and savory settings.

πŸ’š Health Benefits

Beet microgreens are rich in nitrates, antioxidants, and minerals that support cardiovascular and metabolic health:

β€’ Rich in Folate (Vitamin B9) – supports DNA repair and red blood cell formation

β€’ High in Betalains – powerful antioxidants with anti-inflammatory properties

β€’ Supports blood pressure regulation – thanks to natural dietary nitrates

β€’ Good source of Iron, Magnesium, and Potassium – helps oxygen transport and muscle function

β€’ Improves stamina and endurance – often favored in athletic nutrition

β€’ Promotes detoxification – especially liver health

🍽️ Culinary Uses

Beet microgreens are a top choice for chefs wanting deep color and subtle earthy tones:

β€’ Plated entrees and salads – use for bold visual impact

β€’ Paired with goat cheese, citrus, or balsamic glaze – balances flavors beautifully

β€’ Toppings for tarts, crostini, or roasted vegetables

β€’ Perfect in beetroot-themed menus or plant-based recipes

β€’ Added to smoothies or wraps – a mild nutrient boost without overpowering taste

πŸ§‘β€πŸ³ Chef Tip: Combine with lighter-colored microgreens for visual contrast and flavor balance.

🧊 Storage Tips

Live Plants

β€’ Moderate indirect light and regular misting

β€’ Keep humidity low to prevent rot

β€’ Harvest as needed using clean scissors

Harvested

β€’ Use containers lined with dry paper towels

β€’ Store at 3–5Β°C (37–41Β°F), avoid stacking

β€’ Best freshness within 4–5 days

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