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Gluten Free Organic Teff Flakes - 500g Reviews

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Organic Teff Flakes are made from the ancient teff seed which is used as a 'pseudo grain'.
Organic Teff Flakes are a perfect alternative for people who enjoy a hearty breakfast but can't tolerate wheat or gluten.  Is teff new to you?  Teff is a small reddish brown or white seed which looks similar to alfalfa but can be cooked into a consistency similar to cous cous.  This is then flattened into convenient flakes which can be used in baking and as a breakfast cereal or porridge.

Teff was one of the earliest foods domesticated in Ethiopia between 8000 and 5000 BC.   It is considered an ancient grain.  Teff was coveted by ancient Ethiopians and is still a very popular grain used daily in households across Ethiopia.  The most popular dish made with this grain is called Injera.  Injera is a flatbread made with fermented teff and it is eaten daily with lunch and dinner in Ethiopia.   Teff is a rich source of nutrition and one 90g serving is a source of Folate, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Copper and Manganese.

Gluten rich options such as wheat cereals often need to be replaced and this is where options like organic teff flakes, organic puffed buckwheat and organic buckwheat flakes are becoming more popular.  Teff flakes make a great option for alternative baking and can be used in a wide range of recipes.

Origin: Spain

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Excellent teff flakes. I have bought these before and use them in my porridge in the morning
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Posted 5 years ago
Maybe not everyone's taste - but good
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Posted 6 years ago
best breakfast cereals for people who lead a gluten-free diet (I had to give up my porridge oats, and teff flakes were my only option with milk).
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