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View compareGrand Teton - Ancient Grains Khorasan Wheat Berries, 100% Organic Berries, Premium Food-Grade Khorasan Grain, For Milling, Sprou
Grand Teton - Ancient Grains Khorasan Wheat Berries, 100% Organic Berries, Premium Food-Grade Khorasan Grain, For Milling, Sprou
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Description
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We At Grand Teton Family Farm And Mill Believe Many Old Ways Are The Best For Our Health And The Planet. Satisfy Your Taste Buds And Enjoy Recipes With Your Family And Friends With Our Freshly Packaged Khorasan Wheat Berries! Nutrient-Dense Wheat One Can Only Eat So Much In A Day, So Preparing Meals And Snacks Will Boost Your Immunity And Strengthen Your Well-Being Is Wise. Our Khorasan Whole Wheat Berries Are Packed With Essential Nutrients Your Body Needs! Fiber Protein Thiamin Pantothenic Acid Magnesium Selenium Zinc Manganese Take Your Pick From Any Available Variants: 5 Lbs, 25 Lbs, And 43 Lbs. Ready For Sprouting With Every Purchase, You Get These Khorasan Berries Fresh And Ready For Sprouting! Although We Can&Rsquo;T Guarantee A Sprout Since Its Hull Has Been Removed, We Have Sprouted These And Noticed A Favorable Germination Rate. Excellent All-Purpose Condiment A Truly Versatile And Easy-To-Use Kitchen Staple, You Can Use Khorasan Grain Berry As A Substitute Grain Rice, For Milling, Or Simply As A Whole-Grain Condiment To Complete Your Salad Recipes, Pasta, Whole Grain Snacks, Breakfast Bowls, Grain Bowls, Pilafs, Cereals, Or Soups. An Ancient Substitute To Modern Flour After Freshly Milling Your Khorasan Wheat Berries Organic Grains, You Can Bake Bread, Biscuits, Muffins, Cakes, And Other Baked Goods With Your Khorasan All-Purpose Flour. One-Half Cup Of Our Khorasan Berry Grain Contains 24-30% Protein And 31% Of The Pantothenic Acid You Need In Your Daily Diet. Naturally Grown, Responsibly Packaged We Naturally Grow And Produce Our Own Organic Whole Grain Khorasan In Our Family Farm And Mill In Southeast Idaho. We Also Contract With Other Farmers In Idaho And Canada To Grow Our Grain. We Seal Our Khorasan Wheat Berries Inside Sturdy Paper Bags To Maintain Their Freshness And Reduce Plastic Waste. Make Grand Teton Ancient Grains&Rsquo; Khorasan Berries A Nourishing Addition To Your Everyday Eating
Safety & Compliance
Safety & Compliance
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What are the health benefits of consuming Khorasan wheat berries? A: Khorasan wheat berries are highly nutritious, packed with protein, B vitamins, and essential minerals. They promote overall health by reducing cholesterol levels, stabilizing blood glucose, and supporting healthy digestion due to their high fiber content.
- Q: How can I use Khorasan wheat berries in my cooking? A: These versatile wheat berries can be used in various ways including baking bread, making salads, soups, and pilafs. They can also be milled into flour for baking or sprouted at home for added nutritional benefits.
- Q: Are Khorasan wheat berries gluten-free? A: No, Khorasan wheat berries contain gluten; however, they have a lower gluten content compared to modern wheat varieties, making them easier to digest for some individuals.
- Q: How should I store Khorasan wheat berries to maintain freshness? A: To maintain freshness, store Khorasan wheat berries in a cool, dry place in an airtight container. The sturdy paper bags they come in also help protect against moisture and pests.
- Q: Can Khorasan wheat berries be sprouted, and how do I do it? A: Yes, Khorasan wheat berries can be sprouted. Soak them in water for 8-12 hours, then rinse and drain. Place them in a jar or sprouting tray, keeping them damp and rinsing them every few hours until sprouts appear.