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About Heritage Whole Wheat Flour
Our Heritage Whole Wheat Flour is milled from organic heritage Turkey Red wheat. It is milled in a proprietary Unifine high-velocity impact milling system, rather than a stone mill. This produces a super-fine, highly nutritious, 100% whole grain flour. Our Unifine mill produces the finest whole wheat flour on the market. The bran pieces are smaller than those in conventional whole wheat flour. This super-fine grind creates loftier baked goods with greater volume than would be expected from a traditional whole wheat flour. Adding some organic whole wheat flour to bread and other baked goods will have people wondering why they have so much flavor. Use our Organic Whole Wheat Flour for: bread, rolls, pancakes, muffins, and cookies; and in any recipe calling for whole wheat flour.
Many people with gluten intolerance find our heritage organic Whole Wheat Flour more digestible than flour made with modern hybridized wheat. We like to say “It's not just the grain, it's the grind.”
What Makes Our Organic Whole Wheat Flour Different
- Made with Organic Heritage Wheat
- Organic
- Superfine
- More Flavorful
- Non-Bleached
- More Nutritious
- Freshly Milled
- Non-Bromated
- Zero Additives
- More Digestible
*Note: The 25 lb. option comes in a large paper bag. It's recommended you transfer the flour to a sealed container.
What is Heritage wheat?
Heritage Wheat-The Way Wheat Used to Be:
Heritage wheat was the predominant wheat grown in America up until the 1950’s. Many people find it more digestible than modern wheat. Its long deep root system allowed it to survive the Dust Bowl, and gave the Midwest its famous nickname “The Bread Basket”. Heritage wheat was a staple in every household. The history of it can be tracked to biblical times and has been responsible for nourishing generations. It was grown before the introduction of intensive scientific plant breeding.This wheat is experiencing a resurgence.
Heritage wheat was the predominant wheat grown in America up until the 1950’s. Many people find it more digestible than modern wheat. Its long deep root system allowed it to survive the Dust Bowl, and gave the Midwest its famous nickname “The Bread Basket”. Heritage wheat was a staple in every household. The history of it can be tracked to biblical times and has been responsible for nourishing generations. It was grown before the introduction of intensive scientific plant breeding.This wheat is experiencing a resurgence.
Subscriptions
Sunrise Flour Mill provides an easy subscription service to order our products. Your subscription will automatically renew on a recurring basis at which time your credit card will be charged automatically for the subscription products until you cancel your subscription. Taxes and shipping fees may apply. You may cancel your subscription at any time, before your order ships, from the Subscriptions section of your account.
How to create a subscription
Simply find the products you want to order on subscription and select "Subscribe and save", then choose the frequency for delivery 30 days, 60 days, 90 days or 120 days. Finally add the product to your cart and proceed to checkout. You can add as many products as you like to your subscription.
How to manage your subscription
To manage your subscription login in to your Sunrise account and you will have tools to adjust, pause or cancel your subscriptions.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact us
Shipping
We ship our product using UPS. We offer UPS at checkout to give you the best value.
- Ground Discounted rates apply for all orders under $70.
- Some orders that are under $70 will be delivered by UPS Ground Saver. This method will be determined by the size of the order, and the final destination during the shipping process. UPS will suggest to us the best method of delivery for the area.
- $10.99 FLAT RATE SHIPPING For orders $70 or more
(Flat Rate Shipping only available in the lower 48 states and not in Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories.)
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