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Spelt, also known as “Dinkel” or German wheat, developed through the spontaneous crossing of the wild grasses (Aegilops squarrosa) and Emmer between 6000 and 5000 BC.
Spelt contains more protein, fats and crude fiber than wheat and also has large amounts of Vitamin B17 (anti-carcinoma). It also contains special carbohydrates which play a decisive role in blood clotting and stimulate the body’s immune system so as to increase its resistance to infection.
With a sweet, buttery, nutty flavor, Spelt is a great inclusion to any bread recipe.
I have not tried Spelt Berries yet, but I mixed the hard white and soft white and made some pancakes: delicious. The texture is very different from store bought. Homemade was definitely way better.
I am loving the flavor and texture of Spelt. I've used it in pumpkin snickerdoodle cookies, muffins, and as 1/4 of the wheat in my sandwich bread. I just made loaves this weekend that were 50% hard red, 25% spelt, and 25% Kamut, and those loaves are the softest and tastiest I've made yet! I also love the ease of ordering from Barton Springs Mill and the quality of the berries.
The Spelt berries I received were clean and they are a delicious addition to my sourdough bread recipes. I also mill them to make cream of wheat cereal. I recently cooked the berries and added to a beet salad and it was delicious! I have had the opportunity to purchase Spelt berries elsewhere but the quality of Barton Springs Mill are top notch so I will continue to purchase exclusively from Barton Springs Mill.
Love them. They grind easily and taste terrific. Highly recommend.
Spelt Berries (certified organic)
I have not tried Spelt Berries yet, but I mixed the hard white and soft white and made some pancakes: delicious. The texture is very different from store bought. Homemade was definitely way better.
I am loving the flavor and texture of Spelt. I've used it in pumpkin snickerdoodle cookies, muffins, and as 1/4 of the wheat in my sandwich bread. I just made loaves this weekend that were 50% hard red, 25% spelt, and 25% Kamut, and those loaves are the softest and tastiest I've made yet! I also love the ease of ordering from Barton Springs Mill and the quality of the berries.
The Spelt berries I received were clean and they are a delicious addition to my sourdough bread recipes. I also mill them to make cream of wheat cereal. I recently cooked the berries and added to a beet salad and it was delicious! I have had the opportunity to purchase Spelt berries elsewhere but the quality of Barton Springs Mill are top notch so I will continue to purchase exclusively from Barton Springs Mill.
Love them. They grind easily and taste terrific. Highly recommend.
Spelt Berries (certified organic)



