Redbournbury Organic Spelt Flour 1.5kg

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Redbournbury Organic Spelt Flour is a premium, stoneground wholemeal flour milled at the historic Redbournbury Watermill, a Grade II* listed building with origins dating back to the early 11th century.

Crafted from UK-grown organic spelt grains, this flour offers a sweet, nutty flavour, making it ideal for baking sourdough loaves, pancakes, and muffins. The traditional stone milling process preserves the grain's natural nutrients, resulting in a wholesome and nutritious flour.

Available in a 1.5kg bag, it's perfect for home bakers seeking quality and authenticity in their baking ingredients.

Ingredients: spelt flour

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