Naked Flamingo Peas, Organic

Naked Flamingo Peas, Organic
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Rye Flakes are a delicious and robust cereal, with a distinctive greenish hue and deep flavour. Our organic flakes are produced from rye grain grown at Wimpole Hall Farm in Cambridgeshire.
Rye Flakes make a great basis for breads, crackers, porridge and muesli. Cook them up with all manner of main meals as a pasta or rice substitute, or blend into your favourite snack bars, energy balls and other treats.
Rye Flakes can be used as a rolled or flaked oat alternative including porridge, cookies, cakes and breads. Try combining with wholegrain flour and seeds to make a posh bread.
To eat as a muesli, combine with other cereal flakes and enjoy. Or use as an oat substitute in any baking recipe.
Rye Flakes
For allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in bold
| Typical values | Per 100g |
| Energy | 1416kJ (335kcal) |
| Fat | 2.5g |
| of which saturates | 0.29g |
| Carbohydrate | 55.2g |
| of which sugars | 1.04g |
| Fibre | 14.6g |
| Protein | 7.74g |
| Salt | 0.03g |

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Extremely tasty rye flour with a sweet malty taste. Mixed half and half with white spelt flour, it gives a loaf with great depth of flavour and nice, springy texture. Makes great toast.
This my first time cooking with dried fava and what a revelation! I love fresh broad beans because/despite them often being a little bitter, but there's not a trace of bitterness in these delicious Scottish fava beans. I've used some for soup, some for a hummus-type dip and some just straight in a salad. They've become my new addiction, they're so beautifully sweet and tasty.
Like chickpeas, these are perfect added to a salad bowl. Just wash them in a colander first to lose the thick liquid that you'd otherwise want to keep for a soup or stew.
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So many recipes I want to try out...especially the ones using Carlin peas, which I bought a load of and haven't known how to use ....
I love the design & layout if the book and excellently clear instructions ...
I'm looking forward to using it very soon...
We love it so much we are buying it for all our friends and family for Christmas (hope none of them read this review!)