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NUTRITION FACTS

Flax Seeds Nutrition Facts
What's in Every Tablespoon of Alsi?

Per 1 tablespoon (≈ 10g) of Aramount Flax Seeds — a standard daily serving.

NUTRIENT PER 10G (1 TBSP)
Energy 55 kcal
Total Fat 4.3g
— Omega-3 (ALA) 2.3g
— Omega-6 0.6g
Total Carbohydrates 3.0g
— Dietary Fiber 2.8g
— Sugars 0.2g
Protein 1.9g
Calcium 26mg (3% DV)
Magnesium 40mg (10% DV)
Phosphorus 66mg (7% DV)
Manganese 0.3mg (15% DV)
Thiamine (B1) 0.17mg (14% DV)
Lignans (SDG) ~85mg

* Approximate values. Source: USDA FoodData Central. DV = Daily Value based on 2,000 kcal diet.

Key nutritional highlights per 10g serving of Aramount Flax Seeds:

OMEGA-3 (ALA)
2.3g
Richest plant source available
DIETARY FIBER
2.8g
~10% of daily value per tbsp
LIGNANS (SDG)
~85mg
Highest of any food source
MAGNESIUM
40mg
10% daily value per tbsp
PROTEIN
1.9g
Complete amino acid profile
MANGANESE
0.3mg
15% daily value per tbsp

Flax seeds are naturally gluten-free, vegan, and contain zero added sugar. Rich in both soluble and insoluble fiber — a combination that supports digestive health comprehensively.

USAGE & STORAGE

How to Use Flax Seeds & Storage Tips

Flax seeds are highly nutritious and versatile, rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, and lignans. Proper usage and storage help preserve their nutritional quality, flavor, and freshness for longer periods.

Whole vs Ground Flax Seeds

Whole flax seeds work well as a topping for salads, curd, smoothies, or oatmeal, but they may pass through the digestive system partially undigested. Ground flax seeds are generally recommended because grinding breaks the outer shell, improving the absorption of Omega-3 fats, lignans, and fiber.

Roasting & Soaking Tips

Lightly dry-roast flax seeds on low heat for 2–3 minutes to enhance their nutty flavor before grinding or snacking. Avoid overheating, as excessive heat may damage delicate Omega-3 oils. Flax seeds can also be soaked overnight in water for a softer texture suitable for smoothies, curd, or breakfast bowls.

Storage for Whole & Ground Seeds

Whole flax seeds can be stored in a cool, dry place for up to 12 months when sealed properly. After opening, transfer them to an airtight container and use a dry spoon to avoid moisture exposure. Ground flax seeds should always be refrigerated in a tightly sealed container and consumed within 2–3 months for best freshness.

Roasted Seed Storage & Spoilage Signs

Roasted flax seeds should be stored in an airtight jar and consumed within two weeks for optimal flavor and crunch. If flax seeds develop a bitter, fishy, or rancid smell, the natural Omega-3 oils have oxidized and the seeds should be discarded immediately.

DAILY GUIDE

How Much Flax Seeds Per Day & Best Time to Eat

Understanding the right daily intake, timing, and precautions helps you safely enjoy flax seeds and maximize their fiber, omega-3, and lignan benefits.

Recommended Daily Intake

For most adults, 1 to 2 tablespoons (10–20 g) of flax seeds per day is considered an ideal intake. Beginners should start with 1 teaspoon daily and gradually increase over 1–2 weeks to allow the digestive system to adapt to the high fiber content.

It is generally advised not to exceed 4–5 tablespoons (40–50 g) per day on a regular basis. Adequate water intake is important, as flax seeds absorb liquid during digestion.

Best Time to Eat Flax Seeds

Flax seeds can be included at different times of the day depending on your routine and goals:

  • Morning: Supports fiber intake and steady energy throughout the day
  • With breakfast: Easily added to oats, smoothies, or yogurt
  • Pre-workout: Provides slow-releasing energy from healthy fats
  • Lunch: Mixed into salads or raita to support digestion
  • Evening: Roasted flax seeds can help reduce unhealthy snacking

Important Precautions

• Always prefer ground flax seeds for better absorption, as whole seeds may pass undigested.

• Drink plenty of water throughout the day to support fiber digestion.

• Introduce gradually to avoid bloating or digestive discomfort.

• Consult a healthcare provider if pregnant, breastfeeding, or on blood-thinning medication.

• People with thyroid conditions should seek medical advice before high intake.

How to Choose the Best Flax Seeds (Alsi) Online in India

Flax seeds, also known as alsi, are widely used in India as a daily health ingredient. However, the quality of flax seeds available in the market can vary depending on freshness, cleaning, and storage conditions. When buying flax seeds online, understanding how to identify good quality seeds and what affects flax seed price helps you make a better purchase decision. At Aramount, we believe buyers should clearly understand what defines premium flax seeds. This guide explains what to check before buying.

How to Identify Premium Flax Seeds

A few simple checks can help you recognise high quality flax seeds.

Colour and appearance
Good flax seeds are usually brown or golden with a clean, shiny surface. Dull, dusty, or uneven seeds may indicate poor storage or old stock.

Aroma
Fresh flax seeds have a mild, nutty smell. A bitter, sour, or fishy odour is a sign that the natural oils have oxidised.

Texture
Flax seeds should feel dry and free flowing. Clumping or moisture indicates improper storage.

Purity
Premium flax seeds should be clean and free from dust, stones, or husk particles.

Ingredients
Natural flax seeds should contain only one ingredient, which is flax seeds. Avoid products with added oils or preservatives.

These indicators help buyers identify premium flax seeds when purchasing online.

Whole Flax Seeds vs Ground Flax Seeds

Flax seeds can be consumed whole or ground. Whole flax seeds are easier to store and have a longer shelf life.
Ground flax seeds are easier to digest and commonly used in smoothies, baking, and daily meals. For regular use, many people prefer grinding small quantities at home to maintain freshness.

What Determines Flax Seed Price in India

Flax seed price in India depends on several factors that affect quality and value.

Seed quality and grading
Clean, uniform seeds usually command a better price compared to mixed or lower grade batches.

Variety
Brown flax seeds are more common, while golden flax seeds may be priced slightly higher depending on availability.

Processing and cleaning
Well-cleaned and properly sorted seeds generally cost more than loosely handled stock.

Packaging
Airtight packaging helps preserve freshness and prevents oil degradation.

When comparing flax seeds price 1kg or smaller packs, it is important to consider these factors rather than choosing based only on price.

Flax Seeds 1kg – Is Bulk Buying Worth It

Many buyers prefer purchasing flax seeds 1kg packs because they offer better value per gram. Bulk buying works well for households that use flax seeds regularly in daily meals. Proper storage in airtight containers helps maintain freshness for longer periods. Choosing the right pack size depends on your usage frequency.

Flax Seeds for Daily Use and Fitness Diets

Flax seeds are widely used in everyday diets because of their nutritional value. They are often added to smoothies, oats, roti dough, and salads. They are also popular in fitness routines and plant-based diets due to their balanced nutrient profile.

Using Flax Seeds in Everyday Cooking

Flax seeds can be easily included in daily cooking. They can be dry roasted and consumed directly, ground into powder and added to atta, or mixed into smoothies and breakfast bowls. They are also used in baking and traditional recipes. Because of their mild flavour, flax seeds blend easily into different dishes.

Buying Flax Seeds Online With Confidence

When buying flax seeds online, it is important to check product details such as ingredient purity, freshness, and packaging quality. These factors help ensure the seeds are safe and properly handled.

Aramount flax seeds are carefully selected, cleaned, and hygienically packed so customers receive high quality seeds suitable for daily consumption, cooking, or fitness use.

Health Benefits

Ground in Smoothies

Ground in Smoothies

Grind 1 tbsp flax seeds and blend into any smoothie for a dense Omega-3 and fiber boost without altering the flavor.

Oatmeal & Porridge

Oatmeal & Porridge

Stir ground flax seeds into oats or daliya for a nutrient-dense breakfast that keeps you full for hours.

Chapati / Atta

Chapati / Atta

Mix 1–2 tbsp of ground flax seeds into wheat flour dough when making chapati or paratha — a simple way to enrich a staple Indian meal.

Baked Goods

Baked Goods

Add whole or ground flax seeds to bread, muffins, and cookies for a nutritional upgrade and a pleasant nutty note.

Salad Topper

Salad Topper

Sprinkle whole or lightly roasted flax seeds over salads, raita, or curd for an easy crunch and nutrition boost.

Flax Egg (Vegan Baking)

Flax Egg (Vegan Baking)

Mix 1 tbsp ground flax seeds with 3 tbsp water and let sit 5 minutes to form a gel - a perfect egg replacement in vegan baking recipes.

Roasted as a Snack

Roasted as a Snack

Lightly dry-roast flax seeds in a pan with a pinch of salt and spices for a crunchy, nutritious snack or mukhwas alternative.

Energy Ladoos

Energy Ladoos

Blend ground flax seeds with dates, jaggery, coconut, and nuts to make traditional-style energy ladoos with a modern superfood twist.

6 Science-Backed Health Benefits of Flax Seeds (Alsi)

Richest Plant Source of Omega-3 nutrient icon

Richest Plant Source of Omega-3

Flax seeds contain more ALA (Alpha-Linolenic Acid) Omega-3 per gram than almost any other plant food. A single tablespoon (10g) provides approximately 2.3g of ALA — well above the commonly recommended daily intake for adults. For vegetarians and vegans who avoid fish, flax seeds are an essential Omega-3 source.

Highest Lignan Content of Any Food nutrient icon

Highest Lignan Content of Any Food

Flax seeds contain up to 800 times more lignans than most other plant foods. Lignans are polyphenolic compounds with antioxidant properties that may support hormonal balance and cellular health. This unique characteristic sets flax seeds apart from other seeds and superfoods.

Rich in Soluble and Insoluble Fiber nutrient icon

Rich in Soluble and Insoluble Fiber

Flax seeds provide both soluble fiber (which forms a gel in the digestive tract, supporting cholesterol levels and stable blood sugar) and insoluble fiber (which adds bulk and supports regular bowel movements). Together, they make flax seeds a powerful digestive aid.

Plant-Based Protein Source nutrient icon

Plant-Based Protein Source

With approximately 1.9g of protein per 10g serving, flax seeds contribute meaningfully to daily protein intake. They contain all essential amino acids, making them a high-quality plant protein particularly valuable in vegetarian diets.

Rich in Essential Minerals nutrient icon

Rich in Essential Minerals

Flax seeds are a good source of magnesium, phosphorus, calcium, and manganese. Magnesium supports over 300 enzymatic processes in the body, including muscle function, energy production, and bone health. A single tablespoon covers a notable portion of the daily magnesium requirement.

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Supports Healthy Weight Management

The combination of fiber, protein, and healthy fats in flax seeds promotes a sustained feeling of fullness, which may help reduce unnecessary snacking and overall calorie intake as part of a balanced diet. Their gel-forming soluble fiber also helps stabilize blood sugar levels after meals.

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Melissafernandes

I've used these in quite a few things now. Mostly oats and smoothies, but I've also tried them in baking. Glad I ordered the pack.

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Anilchatterjee

The packet came safely packed and the seeds looked uniform and clean when I opened it. Product details were also easy to understand.

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Rekhasrinivas

I was specifically looking for a plant-based source of omega-3, so I decided to try flax seeds. I've been adding them to yogurt and cereal.

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Kevinpaul

I keep this in the kitchen and use it mostly for breakfast. The pack is convenient to store and use little by little.

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Swatijoshi

I add a little to pancake batter for my kids. They don't even realise it's in there.

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Peterthomas

Happy with the purchase. The packet was in good shape when it arrived and the seeds were packed properly.

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Tanyamukherjee

I make smoothie bowls quite often. I grind a little flax and mix it in with yogurt and fruit.

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Imransiddiqui

At first I thought I wouldn't use a whole pack, but I've ended up using it more than expected. Oats, smoothies and even homemade bread.

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Kamaladevi

My daughter bought this for me. I have it ground with my morning porridge now.

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Mariadsouza

Used these in homemade crackers with wheat flour and other seeds. They came out really nice.

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Maheshrao

I've been trying to make better breakfast choices lately. Adding some flax to oats or curd has been one of the easier changes.

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Aditikulkarni

Started with the 500g pack because I wasn't sure how much I'd actually use. Turns out a little goes a long way for me.

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Abdulmajeed

I like roasting and grinding seeds myself. These looked good when I opened the packet and worked nicely for my usual morning porridge.

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Farahsiddiqui

I usually grind them and sprinkle a little over fruit. The seeds arrived in good condition and I didn't notice any odd smell.

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Manishagarwal

I checked a few flax seed packs before placing the order. The information on this one was clear and the pack size worked for us.

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Ishitasen

Nice product.

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Sunitasharma

Bought this for my husband initially, but I've started using it too. We both usually add a little to breakfast.

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Rohitdas

Made granola at home with oats, almonds, pumpkin seeds and these flax seeds. Good combination.

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Laurajoseph

One thing I liked was the straightforward packaging and product information. Nothing felt unnecessarily complicated.

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Ahmedraza

I put some in my banana smoothie most mornings. Doesn't have a strong flavour, so it goes in without changing the smoothie much.

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Nehabhat

I like trying new ingredients while cooking, and these have been easy to use. I've tried them in both sweet and savoury recipes.

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Adilhussain

I bought this mainly for the fibre. I usually grind a small amount and add it to whatever I'm having for breakfast.

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Leelakrishnan

My daughter suggested I try these. I started with porridge and now I have them quite often.

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Sanjaymenon

Sometimes I mix ground flax into chapati flour. Nobody at home really notices a difference in the taste, which is a plus.

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Poojadesai

Easy breakfast add-on.

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Georgekurian

The 500g pack is a decent quantity for home use. I don't use much at one time, so it should last me for a while.

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Nishapatel

My friend told me to try flaxseed with yogurt, so I ordered a pack. That's actually how I've been having it most mornings now.

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Peterthomas

Tried toasting them and putting them over salad. Gives a slightly nutty taste. Nice change from the usual toppings.

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Sameerkhan

I've been making overnight oats lately, so I picked these up for that. I grind them and mix them in before keeping the oats overnight.

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Divyakrishnan

Will buy again.

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Thomasjoseph

First time buying flax seeds from Aramount. The packet reached me properly packed and there was no damage at all.

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Snehavarma

Tried these in homemade energy balls with dates and oats. Came out really well.

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Vikramshah

I grind a batch and keep it in a jar. Been adding a spoon to my morning porridge. The taste is not too strong, which I prefer.

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FAQ

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