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Organic Rye Grain - 1kg Reviews

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Organic Rye Grain is the perfect starting point for delicious homemade bread.
Organic Rye grain is closely related to wheat and barley.  It is considered ancient because it was first cultivated in 1800 BC.

Many people prefer rye to wheat because its DNA has not been changed by farming methods and it has a more extensive nutritional profile.  Rye grain has a deeper, stronger taste than milder tasting wheat.  This makes it popular with alternative bakers trying new grain combinations.

If you like getting creative rye grain can be sprouted, dried and then ground down to produce nutrient rich 'sprouted rye flour'.  It can then be used in a wide range of recipes and makes a great nutritious addition to your baking.

We also stock a wide range of other organic ancient grains.

Ingredients: Organic Rye

Origin: UK / Netherlands

Allergen Information: Contains Gluten (Rye)

May contain traces of cereals containing gluten (such as wheat, spelt, oats, Khorasan, barley, einkorn, emmer), sesame, soya, mustard, celery, peanuts and tree nuts (such as cashew, almonds, hazelnut, brazil, macadamia, pistachio, walnuts, pecans)

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“I like a spoonful of these grains in my breakfast. Easy to cook”
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Posted 2 years ago
“A very reasonable price compared to competitors and I didn't have to bulk buy with a 5 kg gram to get a good price like else where. Good quality organic Rye Grain too.”
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Posted 2 years ago
“Useful for adding grains to pears, walnuts, milk, miso, maple syrup for breakfast for a change. Also for adding to bread dough.”
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Posted 2 years ago
“I sprout this for loaves and also use it in slow-cooked porridge. Very useful.”
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Posted 4 years ago