Rude Health Sprouted Spelt Flour

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Per 100g
Energy 1556kJ372kcal 19%
Fat 3g 4%
Saturates 0g 0%
Sugar 6.5g 7%
Salt 0g 0%

Rude Health Sprouted Spelt Flour

V Suitable for Vegetarians
£5.50 1.1p / 1g

We sprout the grain so it comes to life and releases its vital nutrients

Why sprout?

What's more nourishing than a grain? A grain that's been sprouted.

Dormant food

An unsprouted grain is dormant, waiting for the right time to germinate. Its nutrients are locked up and well protected, making dormant grains harder to digest.

Sprouting

When soaked in water, the grain wakes up and starts to sprout. Enzyme activity breaks down growth inhibitors, transforming and multiplying nutrients into their more easily digestible forms.

Preserving the nourishment

The sprouted grain is slow dried to preserve its valuable nutrients. Then it's stone ground, creating this raw, wholegrain, sprouted flour, ready to use.

Spelt

Spelt is the anarchist of grains. It's tall and wavy and hard to harvest by machine, so it's disliked by big agri-business. It keeps its most nutritious parts in the kernel, so they're not removed during milling. So you get a flour that's high in protein, light to bake with and sticks it to The Man.

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Details

Brand

Rude Health

Features

Sprouted, Raw, Organic, Whole grain, Stone ground, Clean ingredients, No refined sugars, No artificial anythings, Non GM, Vegetarian Society approved, Kosher - KLBD

Pack Size

500

Unit (free text)

g

Ingredients

Sprouted Whole Spelt Flour,

For allergens, see ingredients in bold

Third Party Logo Other Text

EU Organic - GB-ORG-04, Non-EU Agriculture

Telephone Helpline

+44 (0)20 7731 3740

Email Helpline

hello@rudehealth.com

Web Address

www.rudehealth.com

Company Name

Rude Health

Social Media

Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram: rudehealth

Manufacturers Address

Rude Health, 212 New Kings Road, London, SW6 4NZ.

Preparation and Usage

How we use it Nutty sprouted whole spelt flour is hard to beat in banana bread. You can use sprouted spelt flour in any cake or pastry recipe as alternative to wholegrain wheat or spelt flour. Replace it like for like. Bread If you haven't tried making bread with sprouted grains before, you're in for a full flavoured treat. The low gluten content makes it a little different from baking bread with refined white flour or wholegrain flour.

Storage

Store in a sealed container. In hot weather store in the fridge or freezer to keep it fresh

Further Description

Try our sprouted flour recipes at rudehealth.com/recipes

Return To

Be rude (or nice) to us: Rude Health, 212 New Kings Road, London, SW6 4NZ. T: +44 (0)20 7731 3740 E: hello@rudehealth.com www.rudehealth.com

Brand Marketing

Rude Health Eat right, stay brilliant. At Rude Health, we only use the kind of ingredients you'd have in your own kitchen - nothing artificial, nothing refined. We source our ingredients from fields, orchards and vines - not laboratories. We think food should be made out of food - not thickeners, preservatives, colourings, flavourings and other additives. The proof is in the taste, try it for your self. When you've got food this good inside you, you'll be up for anything.

Regulated Product Name

Sprouted Whole Spelt Flour Organic

Company Address

212 New Kings Road, London, SW6 4NZ.

Additives

Free From Genetically Modified Ingredients

Recycling Info

Recyclable Packing

Storage Type

Chilled Type

Pack Type

Box Type

Standardised Brand

Rude Health Brand

Unit (specific)

Grams Unit (specific)

New Product Development

Final Product - Not NPD New Product Development

Calculated Nutrition Ordering

Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 Scheme

Nutrition (per 100g)

Energy (kJ) 1,556.00
Energy (kcal) 372.00
Fat (g) 3.00
of which saturates (g) 0.00
Carbohydrate (g) 70.00
of which sugars (g) 6.50
Fibre (g) 11.00
Protein (g) 11.50
Salt (g) 0.00

Allergy Advice

  • Contains Wheat

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