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Wholemeal organic rye flour, stone-milled at Gilchesters Organics in Hertfordshire, or in small batches through our own mill at the Hodmedod Mill House, from rye grown at Crow Hill Farm in Bedfordshire. |
Our 100% whole grain ‘dark’ rye flour is perfect for traditional European black breads and adds depth of flavour when added to wheat flour breads and pastries.
Rye Flour has a deep, distinctive flavour traditionally used to make robust, close textured breads.
Use alone, or mix with other flours to make bread, pancakes, pastries and biscuits.
Wholegrain Rye
Contains Gluten
Typical values | Per 100g |
Energy | 1228kJ (304kcal) |
Fat | 1.9g |
of which saturates | 0.3g |
Carbohydrate | 64.1g |
of which sugars | 1.6g |
Fibre | 13.4g |
Protein | 7.8g |
Salt | 0.13g |
Collections: Flours – Cereal, Pulse & Pseudocereal , Hodmedod & Guest Products , Hodmedod's Pulses and Grains , Not Mockmills , Rye: Wholegrain, Flour, Flakes, Sourdough Bread , Stoneground Cereal Flour
Category: Available , Cereal Flour , Flour , Rye
Type: Flour
Makes great ryebread
Makes fabulous sourdough
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