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Sonora Wheat Berries (certified organic)

Name: Sonora Wheat Berries (certified organic)
Brand: Barton Springs Mill
Price: 10.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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$10.00 - $18.00

Weight

2.5 lb

5 lb

Type

Whole Berries (unmilled) sold out

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Sonora is one of the oldest surviving wheat varieties anywhere in North America. Predating Red Fife and Turkey Red wheat, it is a soft white, round winter wheat with pale red grains.

While earliest records document its existence in the mountain plains of Sonora, Mexico in the early 1700s, the wheat surely predates that era by generations. It was widely planted in California by the early 1800s.

Class: Soft White Winter Wheat
Grown in: Gila, AZ by Oatman Farms
This is a Heritage grain. Learn more.
Available types: Whole Berry, Whole Wheat Flour, ‘00’ Flour What is ’00’?
Protein: 13.67% (Protein percentage is not indicative of soft wheat's baking performance) Learn more.
Flavor profile: Nutty and buttery
We love it in: Flatbreads, Pastries, Pancakes, Pie crust, Tortillas, Richly Flavored Breads (up to 50%)

Our whole wheat and rye berries and corn kernels are natural agricultural products. We rigorously clean and inspect every product, but removing all foreign material is impossible. Please inspect your grain prior to cooking or milling.

Amazing flour and bread

I first heard of Sonora from The Perfect Loaf website and was instantly curious to get my hands on it! I could not believe my taste buds when I finally made a loaf with it, I fell in love with it and I am hooked and pumped to bake more bread with it and it's sweet flavor. I was at first confused since I used it with rye and modern wheat to make a bread that came out amazing and sweet

Sonora Wheat Berries (certified organic)

Wheat Berries

My go to for all my wheat berries.

Sonora soft white wheatberries

Great start into milling; I’ll try something different next time, I read these may be better for pastries, etc., while the hard berries better for breads.

Soft as a baby’s bottom

Great berries that lead to soft fluffy buttery muffins!

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Sonora Wheat Berries (certified organic)

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