Order seeds by the name on the listing — chia, pumpkin or flax — and confirm the gram or kilo size on the product page before you pay.
Seeds are a separate shelf from almonds and dates. Start in the seeds collections if those pages are live, or search the product name.
Key takeaways
- Chia, pumpkin and flax are different seeds. Buy the title you want.
- A small pack is easier to finish before it clumps in humidity.
- Keep the pouch sealed and away from the stove.
How to use a small pack
A spoon of chia in yoghurt or a sprinkle of pumpkin seeds on a snack bowl is the usual home use. This is kitchen habit, not a health claim.
If a listing shows 250g, 500g or 1kg, that variant is the amount you receive.
What to read on the page
Open the photos and the weight options. Do not assume a seed mix includes nuts unless the title says so. Browse all products and search the seed name.
Products to open on Khan Dry Fruit
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Questions people ask
Are seeds the same as dry fruit?
No. They are a different product. Buy the seed listing, not an almond or date pack.
How should I store them?
Airtight, cool, and finished while the pack still smells fresh.
Sources and further reading
This article is a shopping guide for customers in Pakistan. It is not medical advice. Pack size, origin wording and price always follow the live product page.
