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Bread Flour
Starting at $5.50
This bread flour in not from an heirloom wheat and is not certified organic. Look under our wheat tab for Red Fife wheat (and flour) for an organic, heirloom option.
Hard Red Spring (HRS) wheat makes some of the best bread flour in the world. Though Illinois is a little too far south and usually a little too wet to be considered an ideal environment for bread wheat, we've found a variety (Glenn) that is respectable when grown here. It's a good taste, and popular with some Europeans, but a bit overpowering for most Americans if used straight. For most applications I suggest cutting it with another type of flour (or using our premixed All Purpose Flour) because of its strong flavor.
Our sifted hard spring wheat flour (around 80% extraction) has a substantial amount of bran and germ left in it (indicated by it's tan/light brown color), which allows the strong taste of this variety to still come through.
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Organic Heirloom All-Purpose Flour
Starting at $6.00
This high extraction (about 80%) sifted flour is good to use if you want to transition from conventional white all purpose flour to stone ground flour.
Our Hard Red Winter (HRW) wheat is an old heirloom variety that originated in the Middle East country of Turkey, before it came to America and made wheat the dominate crop in Kansas. It is included in the Slow Foods Ark of Taste and has a long and interesting history you can search/read about starting at the Mennonite Heritage and Agricultural Museum or the History Channel. It makes a good tasting flour for general purposes and can also be used to make some forgiving yeast breads. It's taste is much milder than our HRS. The seed line we started with is thought to have originally come from Yoder, Kansas, close to where the Mennonites originally introduced it from Turkey in the 1800's.