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Organic Buckwheat Flakes - 2kg Reviews

4.7 Rating 23 Reviews
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Organic Buckwheat Flakes are light and simple to use.
Organic Buckwheat flakes are derived from whole buckwheat groats.  Buckwheat flakes are made by gently heating the hulled grain or seed and then rolling flat . These versatile flakes can be used in breads, cakes and biscuits for an alternative to traditional wheat based flours.  Buckwheat flakes are nutrient rich and a great option for those looking for alternatives due to intolerance.

These nutritious flakes have gained popularity because despite the name they are naturally wheat free.  Buckwheat flakes are light flakes which are simple to use in the place of other breakfast grains or in baking.  Buckwheat is a psuedo-grain like quinoa and amaranth - a seed that we eat like a grain.

Organic Buckwheat was first cultivated in 4000 BC in Europe but is also known for its popularity in Asia.  It is commonly found in Eastern European cuisine, with a porridge like dish called Kasha being one of Russians national dishes.  Kasha is served sweet or savoury as a side dish or main.

Ingredients: Organic Buckwheat Flakes

Origin: Netherlands/China

Allergen Information: Packed on premises that handle, tree nuts, sesame, soya, peanuts, gluten, celery, mustard

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“Love these for porridge.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Good quality alternative to oats. Taste is really nice”
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Posted 6 years ago
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Posted 6 years ago
“Great buckwheat - we eat buckwheat porridge nearly every day - we love it.”
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Posted 6 years ago
“Great buckwheat - we eat buckwheat porridge nearly every day - we love it.”
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Posted 6 years ago
“Excellent product - good quality - makes great porridge!”
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Posted 6 years ago
“I love buckwheat flakes and these are really good value.”
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Posted 6 years ago