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Try our selection of nine types of British-grown flaked cereal grains and save on the usual price - all the flakes in our Organic Flaked Cereals Selection plus our Naked and Black Barley Flakes. For inspiration we've over 20 recipes for flaked cereals in our growing collection. |
Please note: contents may occasionally differ according to availability (any substitute items will be of equivalent or greater value)
Allergen warning: Naked Oat Flakes are grown and processed in the absence of any other cereals. Our Jumbo and Rolled Oats have a risk of gluten contamination from the presence of other cereals in the field and supply chain. All our other flaked cereal grains contain gluten. Full ingredient, allergen and nutrition details are available on the individual product pages.
Collections: Bundles & Boxes of Pulses, Grains, Seeds & more , Flaked & Puffed Grain , Hodmedod's Pulses, Grains, Seeds, Flakes, Flour, Ferment & more , Oats , Organic , Rye: Wholegrain, Flour, Flakes, Sourdough Bread , Whole Foods from Hodmedod & Guest Producers
Category: Flakes , Naked Oats , Oats , Organic , Rye
Type: Bundles
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Very good. I’m using it for my sourdough starter
Great products ,good offer ,fast delivery
Lovely opportunity to look around Hodmedods and buy some different items. Hen’s baking and the music were lovely additions
Recommend this Medlar Jelly as it is excellent, the taste is delicious.
These are great but I do struggle with trying to toast them and then getting them to gel. Any tips from anyone would be gratefully appreciated. I dry toast them in a pan but they do stick a bit as I do not use non stick.