California Select vs. Organic Turkish: Choosing the Right Apricot Seed for You
21 Days Ago | By Apricot Power
Apricot Seeds • Health & Wellness
At Apricot Power, our mission is to get B17 back into every body. Since 1999, we have been the reliable source for high-quality apricot seeds, starting with our original California Select variety. In 2019, we expanded our offerings to include USDA Certified Organic seeds from Turkey to provide our community with even more choices for their wellness journey.
While both seed varieties are nutritional powerhouses packed with B17, B15, and natural enzymes, there are a few key differences to help you decide which is right for your routine.
California Select Apricot Seeds
Our California Select seeds are the foundational product that started it all. Grown right here in the USA, these bitter, raw seeds are carefully nurtured and harvested at the peak of their cycle.
- Longevity & Trust: We have provided these seeds since our founding in 1999.
- Consistency: These kernels are known for being the most consistent in terms of both size and bitter taste.
- Purity Guaranteed: While they are not USDA certified organic, they are third-party laboratory tested to ensure safety and quality.
- Certifications: These seeds are non GMO, Raw and Kosher-certified.
Organic Turkish Select Apricot Seeds
For those who prioritize organic certification, our Turkish Select seeds are a perfect choice.
- Certified Organic: These seeds are grown in Turkey and are fully USDA and CCOF Certified Organic.
- Natural Variation: Because they are grown under organic standards in a different climate, these seeds tend to fluctuate more in size and taste compared to the California variety.
- Certifications: These are Certified Organic, Raw, and Kosher-certified.
Which Seed is Right for Me?
- Choose California Select if: You want USA-grown seeds with the most consistent proportions and a reliable bitter taste.
- Choose Organic Turkish if: You prioritize USDA Organic certification and enjoy the natural character and variations of an organic crop.
The Golden Rule: Start Slow Regardless of the variety you choose, always begin with just one seed to see how you feel. We recommend spacing your intake throughout the day (around one seed per hour) and taking them with food. If you notice any discomfort, simply scale back and allow your body more time to adjust.
FDA Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.