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Matthews Cotswold Organic Stoneground Wholegrain Dark Rye Flour - 1.5kg Bag (Single Bag)
Matthews Cotswold Organic Stoneground Wholegrain Dark Rye Flour - 1.5kg Bag (Single Bag)
Matthews Cotswold Organic Stoneground Wholegrain Dark Rye Flour - 1.5kg Bag (Single Bag)
Matthews Cotswold Organic Stoneground Wholegrain Dark Rye Flour - 1.5kg Bag (Single Bag)
Matthews Cotswold Organic Stoneground Wholegrain Dark Rye Flour - 1.5kg Bag (Single Bag)
Matthews Cotswold Organic Stoneground Wholegrain Dark Rye Flour - 1.5kg Bag (Single Bag)

Matthews Cotswold Organic Stoneground Wholegrain Dark Rye Flour – 1.5kg Bag (Single Bag)

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  • ORGANIC. Traditional Organic Wholegrain dark rye flour milled from 100% of the rye berry retaining the nutritious bran and germ in your flour. This flour is darker in colour and much lower in gluten, but produces a delicious nutty baked goods.
  • MILLING & PROVENANCE. Our Rye grain is grown on the Cotswold hills between Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton and Burford. Cotswold Dark Rye flour can be referred to as a “Pumpernickel Flour”. Pumpernickel Flour contains 100% of the rye berry. The outer fibre-rich bran and oily germ at the centre of the rye grain remain in this dark flour.
  • PERFECT FOR. 1: Blend with Light rye flour for a higher rising lighter bread. 2: Blend with Eight Grain for a beautiful multigrain loaf. 3: Rye dough does not require that much mixing as there is a very low gluten amount in the dough.
  • HEALTH BENEFITS. Rye is a great source of soluble fibre which your body needs to help digest food. It is also a fantastic source of calcium, iron, vitamin E and potassium.
  • DID YOU KNOW. Rye like corn is actually a grass. 2: The grain evolved with barley and wheat. 3: The origins or rye are said to have started in turkey before spreading across Europe.