Produced by roller milling the whole rye grain. The nutrient rich properties of the whole grain, and in particular the bran, are therefore retained. Moderately dark in colour with a strong, robust flavour. Easily digestible.
How To Use
Bread making - can be used to make yeast raised bread that are relatively "heavy". Rye flour is often mixed with other flours to make lighter loaves. Makes an excellent natural sourdough starter and baked foods such as pancakes, muffins and biscuits.
ACO Certified
5KG
Produced by stone milling the whole wheat grain. Contains the bran and germ as well as the endosperm and is therefore highly nutritious. Made from a hard wheat with a higher protein level. Has a medium-brown colour and gives a hearty flavour and robust texture to baked goods. Refrigeration storage recommended to retain freshness.
Stoneground Wholegrain Plain Flour blended with leavening agents (Monocalcium Phosphate Monohydrate, Sodium Bicarb) which are acceptable additives under strict organic standards. Has a creamy colour, is more flavoursome and has a stronger texture than other wholemeal self raising flours.
Produced by removing the firm outer husk then roller milling the inner kernel of grain and sieving out the bran. The end product makes for an easy digestible food when baked. Retains a substantial proportion of spelt’s nutrients, although some of the dietary fibre is lost from removing the bran. High in nutrition and has a nutty flavour.
ACO Certified Organic
Produced by removing the firm outer husk then stone milling the inner kernel of grain. The end product makes for an easily digestible food when baked. High in nutrition and has a nutty flavour.
Produced by removing the firm outer husk then stone milling the inner kernel of grain. The end product makes for an easily digestible food when baked. High in nutrition and has a nutty flavour.
Produced by removing the firm outer husk then roller milling the inner kernel of grain and sieving out the bran. The end product makes for an easy digestible food when baked. Retains a substantial proportion of spelt’s nutrients, although some of the dietary fibre is lost from removing the bran. High in nutrition and has a nutty flavour.