Grains

Botanical Name: Avena sativa Origin: Canada / USA Production: the raw oat groat is separated from its outer hull by centrifugal acceleration and winnowing. It is then steamed in preparation for rolling into flakes of varying thickness, and finally, kiln...

Botanical Name: Oryza sativa L (aka Black, Purple, Forbidden, or Emperor's rice)Origin: ChinaBlack rice is a dark colored, short-grain rice that turns into a deep purple color once cooked. Also known as "forbidden rice", it is considered the healthiest variety...

Origin: ThailandProduction: also known as Khao hom mali (Thai Fragrant Rice) is a slender long-grain variety of aromatic rice grown in Thailand. To harvest jasmine rice, the long stalks are cut and threshed. The rice can then be left in...

Botanical Name: Chenopodium quinoaOrigin: Bolivia Production: whole seed, saponins removedQuinoa is often referred to as a “pseudocereal” (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile....

Botanical Name: Avena sativa Origin: Canada / USA Production: the raw oat groat is separated from its outer hull by centrifugal acceleration and winnowing. It is then steamed in preparation for rolling into flakes of varying thickness, and finally, kiln dried...

Botanical Name: Avena sativaOrigin: Canada / USAProduction: the raw oat groat is separated from its outer hull by centrifugal acceleration and winnowing. The groat is then cut into a few pieces using sharp metal blades.Oats are believed to be first cultivated in the Middle...

Origin: USAIngredients: water, kelp, sodium alginate Non-GMO, Cultivated without the use of nitrogen-based fertilizers, fungicides, or pesticides.Qualities: Kelp noodles are a great gluten-free alternative to wheat, rice or quinoa pasta and noodles. They contain an abundance of beneficial minerals and do...

 Origin: USAMasa, the Spanish word for "dough," is the traditional dough used to make corn tortillas. It is made with hominy, or dried corn kernels that have been cooked and soaked in lime water, which are then ground into masa. Masa...

Origin: USAA full-flavored rice and an excellent source of whole grains. After cooking, the grains are soft and cling together which is great in recipes where a stickier texture is desired. Cooking instructions: Combine rice, water, and butter (optional) in a...

Certification: This product is NOP but since it is listed as "Popcorn" on the supplier's organic listing instead of "Popcorn, yellow" we are not allowed to call this product organic as per our certifierOrigin: USA Storage:  store in a cool, dry, dark place...

Botanical name: Pennisetum glaucumOrigin: USAStorage: store in a cool, dry, dark place in a well-sealed container. Disclaimer: this product has been packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and other potential allergens.

Botanical Name: Zizania palustris varietyOrigin: CanadaProduction: also known as Manoomin (harvesting berry), this annual native plant grows in shallow water in small lakes and slow-flowing streams and often only the flowering head of wild rice rises above the water. The...

Origin: China Production: mechanically hulled whole kernel Despite its name, Buckwheat is not a wheat (grass family) or cereal but a seed from a flowering plant related to Rhubarb. This ancient seed has a distinct, tetrahedral shape and was domesticated and...

Origin: India / USAProduction: Whole seed Amaranth is often referred to as a "pseudo-cereal" (just like buckwheat, quinoa, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals in flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile. Cherished already by the Aztecs 8,000 years ago, the...

Ingredients: Hard red wheat, Rye, Triticale, Oats, Soft white wheat, Spelt, dehulled BarleyOrigin: USA, Canada.Qualities: This deliciously chewy and nutritious blend of whole grain flakes provides an abundance of nutrients and dietary fiber will support healthful gut bacteria and keep you satiated and...

Origin: IndiaCooking instructions: Combine rice, water, and butter (optional) in a pot and bring to a boil. Cover with a tight-fitting lid, reduce heat to low-simmer, and cook about 15 minutes. Remove from heat (leave the lid on!) and steam for...

Botanical Name: Zea mays Origin: USA Production: grinding of dried corn kernels (maize) into a meal (coarse flour)Common use: Cornmeal is a common staple around the globe. Boiled cornmeal is called Polenta in Italy and is a traditional dish and bread substitute in Romania. It is also...

Botanical Name: Chenopodium quinoa Origin: BoliviaProduction: whole seed, saponins removedQuinoa is often referred to as a "pseudocereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile....

Origin: IndiaStorage: keeps well in a sealed container in a cool, dry, and dark locationDisclaimer: This product has been packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and other potential allergens.

A classic Japanese short grain rice grown especially for making Sushi. It is truly superb in traditional Sushi rolls, salads, and other Asian dishes. Origin: USA Cooking instructions: For traditional Sushi rice we recommend rinsing rice until water runs clear....

Origin: USAIngredients: toasted brown rice puffs (unsweetened) Disclaimer: This product has been packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and other potential allergens.

Ingredients: organic rice, organic quinoa, organic amaranthOrigin: BoliviaQuinoa is often referred to as a "pseudo-cereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile. First domesticated and highly...

Origin: China Production: hulled and toasted, whole kernel Despite the name, Buckwheat is not a wheat (grass family) or cereal but a seed fro m a flowering plant related to Rhubarb. This ancient seed has a distinct, tetrahedral shape and...

Ingredients: non-GMO yellow corn, 1% sea saltCountry of Origin: USAProduction: Degermed, organic yellow corn is steam rolled for a crunchy taste and then slightly flavored with 1% sea salt and finally oven toasted to crispy perfection.Common Use: a classic as...

Botanical Name: Hordeum vulgare L.Origin: Canada / USAProduction: pearled (or dehulled) barley has the outermost husk and bran layers removed to reduce cooking time without significantly compromising nutrient content.Barley is a member of the grass family and, in its wild...

Origin: ThailandProduction: also known as Khao hom mali (Thai Fragrant Rice) is a slender long-grain variety of aromatic rice grown in Thailand. To harvest jasmine rice, the long stalks are cut and threshed. The rice can then be left in...

Ingredients: organic rice, organic quinoa, organic amaranthOrigin: BoliviaQuinoa is often referred to as a"pseudocereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile. First domesticated and highly cherished...

Botanical Name: Chenopodium quinoaOrigin: BoliviaProduction: whole seed, saponins removedQuinoa is often referred to as a “pseudocereal” (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile....

Botanical Name: Chenopodium quinoa Origin: Bolivia / Peru / USAProduction: whole seed heated until puffedQuinoa is often referred to as a "pseudocereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to...

Botanical Name: Avena sativa , Gluten-free (tested to <10ppm)Origin: Canada / USA Production: the raw oat groat is separated from its outer hull by centrifugal acceleration and winnowing. It is then steamed in preparation for rolling into flakes of varying thickness, and finally, kiln dried to...

Botanical Name: Sorghum bicolorOrigin: USA   Storage:  store in a cool, dry, dark place in a well-sealed container. Disclaimer: This product has been packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and other potential allergens.

Ingredients: organic rice, organic quinoa, organic amaranth, colored with organic beet root powder, organic spinach powder, organic turmeric root powderOrigin: BoliviaQuinoa is often referred to as a "pseudo-cereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to...

Botanical Name: Chenopodium quinoaOrigin: Bolivia Production: whole seed, saponins removedQuinoa is often referred to as a “pseudocereal” (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile....

Ingredients: wholegrain sorghum flourCountry of Origin: Bolivia Qualities: High concentrations of carbohydrates, essential minerals, and antioxidants, and the complete absence of gluten, make sorghum an excellent source of nutrition. Sorghum contains almost as much carbohydrates as wheat, corn, or rice, but has a significantly higher amount of...

Botanical Name: Eragrostis tefOrigin: USAProduction: Teff is one of the earliest domesticated plants and is mainly cultivated in Ethiopia, where it originates.Qualities:  Teff, a tiny round, gluten free grain, which is a rich source of protein, dietary fiber, and manganese, and contains moderate amounts...

Ingredients: organic rice, organic quinoa, organic amaranthOrigin: BoliviaQuinoa is often referred to as a "pseudo-cereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile. First domesticated and highly...

Ingredients: Organic Sorghum FlourCertified Gluten FreeProduct of Bolivia

Ingredients: organic rice, organic quinoa, organic amaranthOrigin: BoliviaQuinoa is often referred to as a "pseudo-cereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile. First domesticated and highly...

Origin: USADisclaimer: This product has been packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, and other potential allergens.

Ingredients: organic mung beans, organic rice, organic quinoaCountry of Origin: BoliviaQualities: mung bean pasta is considerably higher in protein and lower in carbs compared to conventional pasta, and packed with potassium, magnesium, folate, fiber, and vitamin B6.Common Use: this pasta is nutritious and filling and...

Botanical Name: Avena sativaOrigin: Canada Production: the raw oat groat is separated from its outer hull by centrifugal acceleration and winnowing.Oats are believed to be first cultivated in the Middle East around 3000 years ago and subsequently spread to more Northern climates, becoming a popular...

Botanical Name: Chenopodium quinoa Origin: Bolivia Production: whole seed, milledQuinoa is often referred to as a "pseudocereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it comes to flavor, cooking, and nutritional profile. First domesticated...

Ingredients: organic red lentils, organic rice, organic quinoaCountry of Origin: BoliviaQualities: lentil pasta is considerably higher in protein and lower in carbs compared to conventional pasta with the added nutritional benefits of quinoa and rice.Common Use: this pasta is nutritious and filling and is similar to...

Ingredients: Rice*, quinoa*, cassava starch, sugar*, cream of tartar,  baking soda, vanilla essence, and salt. (*)Origin: BoliviaCooking instructions (yields 4-6 pancakes): In a small mixing bowl, mix one large egg (or flax mixture:  mix 1-2 tbsp milled flaxseed with 3-4 tbsp...

Botanical Name: Chenopodium quinoa Origin: Bolivia or Peru Production: whole seed, rolled into flakeQuinoa is often referred to as a"pseudocereal" (just like buckwheat, amaranth, and chia) because it is technically not a grain but a seed, yet similar to true cereals when it...

Origin: China Production: ground whole buckwheat groatsDespite the name, Buckwheat is not a wheat (grass family) or cereal but a seed from a flowering plant related to Rhubarb. This ancient seed has a distinct, tetrahedral shape and was domesticated and first...

Botanical Name: Eragrostis tefOrigin: USAProduction: Teff is one of the earliest domesticated plants and is mainly cultivated in Ethiopia, where it originates.Qualities:  Teff, a tiny round, gluten free grain, which is a rich source of protein, dietary fiber, and manganese, and contains moderate amounts...