Einkorn Berries (certified organic)

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From German, meaning literally “single grain,” Einkorn wheat was one of the first plants to be domesticated and cultivated. The earliest clear evidence of the domestication of Einkorn dates from 8,650 BC to 7,950 BC. Einkorn has a higher percentage of protein than modern red wheats and is considered more nutritious because it also has higher levels of fat, phosphorus, potassium, pyridoxine, and beta-carotene. It works well in hearth breads (up to 30%).

Also known as Farro Piccolo, Einkorn is a grain derived from Grano Farro, or Farro Grain. 

You can prepare Whole Berries as Farro. The texture is beautifully bouncy, with a slight chew once cooked. You can prepare Einkorn and other Farro grains easily, going well with a variety of meals. From soups and salads, to side dishes and hot breakfast, the possibilities are exciting. 

  • Grown in: Teton, ID by Grand Teton Ancient Grains
  • This is an Ancient grain.  Learn more.
  • Available types: Whole Berry, Whole Grain Flour
  • Protein:  15.9% (Protein % is not indicative of an ancient grain's baking performance)  Learn more.
  • Flavor profile: Deep Toasted Graham
  • We love it in: Breads (up to 30%), Cookies, Pancakes, Waffles, Cornbread

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    Hunter Stall
    I like this wheat for sourdough

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    Vicki Leavell
    Love Ancient Grains

    The Einkorn Ancient Grain is now one of my favorites!! The flavor of my freshly milled bread is excellent! I get energy from the nutrients!

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    Lydia
    awesome

    like the product

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    Cole Wyman
    Great Grains

    No need to mill them, they make a much better side dish then rice cooked and served exactly the same way. A little butter and it's what every slice of toast wishes it could be.

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    Donna C-S
    Best Flour for Sourdough!

    I am so glad I researched and read about each one of the particular flours (berries) you sell and which ones work best with certain baked items. The Blonde Einkorn beat the other type of flours I was using by far. Our sourdough breads are easy to stretch, rise and taste amazing!