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One reason flour is often bleached is to speed up the aging process (becomes better for baking when aged). When freshly milled, flour is actually yellow because it contains xanthophylls. However, when aged naturally, the oxidization process eventually turns the flour white.


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About the Producer:

At the heart of 25 years of Anita’s Organics commitment to the organic food movement is the health and wellness of their community, and their home. With every step they carefully consider the impact they have, and the reasons they operate. This is the way they have chosen to walk, to grow, and to live. With every year that passes, their dedication will be just as their grains are: pure, simple, and always organic.

Like baking, their process is traditional. Their grains come from Canadian farmers, and are milled in Chilliwack, BC. On any given day, they are working with up to 23 different whole grains; each variety carefully selected to be milled, sprouted, or blended for the purpose of nourishment and enjoyment for the home-baker, or the pro-baker alike. By keeping temperatures low and taking their time, they keep the whole grain nutrition intact. Whole grain goes in, whole grain nutrition comes out.

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Ingredients:

Organic wheat, niacin, iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin and folic acid

Product Status:

Certified Organic

Organic Certifying Body:

Pro-Cert

Country of Origin:

Canada

Allergen Information:

Contains wheat and gluten.
Nutritional Facts  

Anita's Organics Logo

About the Producer:

At the heart of 25 years of Anita’s Organics commitment to the organic food movement is the health and wellness of their community, and their home. With every step they carefully consider the impact they have, and the reasons they operate. This is the way they have chosen to walk, to grow, and to live. With every year that passes, their dedication will be just as their grains are: pure, simple, and always organic.

Like baking, their process is traditional. Their grains come from Canadian farmers, and are milled in Chilliwack, BC. On any given day, they are working with up to 23 different whole grains; each variety carefully selected to be milled, sprouted, or blended for the purpose of nourishment and enjoyment for the home-baker, or the pro-baker alike. By keeping temperatures low and taking their time, they keep the whole grain nutrition intact. Whole grain goes in, whole grain nutrition comes out.

For more information, please visit Our Farmers & Partners.