Organic Pearl Barley is barley grain that has had the outer hull removed. It is the most common form of barley for consumption, as it cooks fast...
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Organic Pearl Barley is barley grain that has had the outer hull removed. It is the most common form of barley for consumption, as it cooks fast...
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Organic Tapioca Flour, also known as Tapioca starch, is the white starch that has been extracted from cassava root. The Cassava plant is native ...
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Organic Brown Jasmine Rice has a beautiful, sweet aroma and flavour. Brown Jasmine Rice, like most whole grain rice, contains many nutritious pr...
View full detailsCertified organic flour is milled from pesticide-free grain which has been grown in soil fertilised only by natural substances. It’s also free of chemicals and anything genetically modified (GM).
Organic grains take in more nutrients from the soil which in turn makes it more nutritious for consumers, too, not to mention having great flavour.
The highly-nutritious buckwheat flour is great for pancakes A less common variety is Japanese soba noodles and besan flour, which is used throughout India and is perfect for pancakes, dumplings, soups and stews.
Khorasan flour is growing in popularity due to its nutritional levels (it’s high in zinc, magnesium, B vitamins and essential fatty acids, to name but a few) and superior flavour. Known as the gentle grain, many wheat-intolerant people are able to tolerate khorasan flour.
Sorghum flour, which is made from the sorghum wholegrain kernel, and is believed to have originated in Africa thousands of years ago. It has a mild sweet flavour and is very popular in gluten-free baking mixes.
If you’re buying flour, meals and grains from an online grain store, you need to store them correctly. We recommend putting them in sealed containers and, to keep out those pesky weevils and other bugs, the safest place is in the refrigerator.