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BARLEY FLOUR - V
Barley Flour - V is primarily grown in the Pacific Northwest region of North America. Products come in both conventional and organic varieties. It is produced by grinding and sifting pre-cleaned, partially-debranned barley berries. Barley flour contains most of the nutrients of whole barley berries as well as valuable beta-glucans known for their ability to reduce high levels of cholesterol. It has a creamy yellow-white to light brown color, and the taste is clean, with no off flavors.
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BARLEY FLAKES QUICK
Barley Flakes Quick are the result of conditioning, steaming and flaking pre-cleaned, partially-debranned barley berries. They provide a distinct flavor-alternative to the more common oat flakes. Grain Millers, Inc. provides quick barley flakes made from kibbled barley. Quick barley flakes are creamy yellow-white to light brown, and the taste is clean, with no off flavors.
Barley Flakes V 62
Barley Flakes V 62 is primarily grown in the Pacific Northwest region of North America. Products come in both conventional and organic varieties. Barley flakes are a result of conditioning, steaming and flaking pre-cleaned, partially-debranned barley berries. They provide a distinct flavor-alternative to the more common oat flakes. Regular barley flake is made from whole barley berries. Our standard barley flakes are similar to our regular rolled oats in both absorption and thickness, but can be tailored to fit the needs of a particular product application. Barley flakes have a creamy yellow-white to light brown color, and the taste is clean, with no off flavors.
CERESWEET #40- ORGANIC CGFMCS4099
CereSweet #40 Organic CGFMCS4099 is a nutritious cereal-based sweetener with unique properties, including fat replacement and flavor enhancement. It has all of the nutritional attributes of oat flour and the sweetness of malted grain. It is derived from organically certified oat varieties through a proprietary enzymatic process. With a dextrose equivalency of 40, CereSweet #40 may be used as a sucrose-free sweetener at 6% in breads, or from 16% to 20% in extruded cereals. It can also be used in low fat ice cream due to CereSweet #40's high level of maltose (35% to 40%), thereby providing color stability and minimizing crystallization.
