Where do you buy your wheat from?

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Technik

Re: Where do you buy your wheat from?

Post by Technik »

I order from realfoods as well - they're are organic, cheap and local. Recently placed quite a big order with them.
maddriver

Re: Where do you buy your wheat from?

Post by maddriver »

Been looking here http://www.dovesfarm.co.uk/sack-flour/sacked-grains/ but not yet bought any. £17 for 25kg Organic Wheat or Rye.

Need to get back in the habit of baking bread and get a grinder before I invest in grain.
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In the Dark
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Re: Where do you buy your wheat from?

Post by In the Dark »

Went with realfoods http://www.realfoods.co.uk/shop?Search=Wheat%20Grain in the end
Parcel company left it behind my wheelie bin because I wasn't in. luckily they double wrap in plastic
so it didnt get drowned. All tucked up in shiny bags now which is satisfying. Thanks for everyone's help
chris8472
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Re: Where do you buy your wheat from?

Post by chris8472 »

go round the farmers in your county i buy my pig feed for £4 for a 25kg bag thats ground up. going to buy whole barley for £6.50 a25kg bag going to try making malted barley to make beer( as i make my own home brew beer from kit tins at 34 pence a pint )and the spent barley i can feed to the pigs beer and pig feed for the price of one ;)