Chia seeds are small, round, dark in color, and harder in texture than hemp seeds, which are light in color, soft/easy to chew, and have a nutty taste. In terms of nutrition, chia seeds are much higher in fiber than hemp seeds, while hemp trumps chia seeds in the protein department.
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