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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.
With a sweet, buttery, nutty flavor, Spelt is a great inclusion to any bread recipe.
I purchased spelt flour while attending a cooking class at Barton Springs Mill. So far I have used it in crackers and pancakes and love it. It has a fine texture like talcum powder and the taste is stellar. My hubby says it is slightly nutty tasting. We will enjoy using the rest of our 5lb bag and buy more!
second flour purchase and did the mill tour. Such a great place to shop.
very tasty and,easy to digest
Spelt Flour (certified organic)
I haven’t used yet. still finishing up the flours that I was using. Honestly, tho I love spelt and already use it in my recipe. The nutty flavor it adds is so delicious and not overpowering.
I purchased spelt flour while attending a cooking class at Barton Springs Mill. So far I have used it in crackers and pancakes and love it. It has a fine texture like talcum powder and the taste is stellar. My hubby says it is slightly nutty tasting. We will enjoy using the rest of our 5lb bag and buy more!
second flour purchase and did the mill tour. Such a great place to shop.
very tasty and,easy to digest
Spelt Flour (certified organic)
I haven’t used yet. still finishing up the flours that I was using. Honestly, tho I love spelt and already use it in my recipe. The nutty flavor it adds is so delicious and not overpowering.



