Harvest grains
Organic Hard Wheat Berries
Organic hard wheat berries are made from organic hard red wheat. Cook, they are more chewy than soft wheat berries and are ideal for germination and wheatgrass juice extraction. They can be soaked and then used in baked goods to add texture and flavour. Use them cooked in salad or grain bowl, you can also use them has a side dish.
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Ideal for : Breads, Cookies and Muffins.
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Available formats : 500g
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When cooking organic wheat berries, it is best to soak them for 8 hours and then cook them in boiling water for 40 minutes or until tender.
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The shelf life for the Organic Hard Wheat Berries is about 730 days. Store it in a hermetic container in a dark and cool place.
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Allergen table
Component
Present in the product
Present in the same production line
Present in the product
Eggs or its derivatives: frozen yolk, egg white powder and egg protein isolates
No
No
No
Wheat or its derivatives: flour, starches and brans
Yes
Yes
Yes
Gluten - barley, oats, rye, triticale, or wheat
Yes
Yes
Yes
Fish or its derivatives: fish protein and extracts
No
No
No
Milk or its derivatives: milk caseinate, whey and yogurt powder
No
No
No
Mustard or Mustard Seeds
No
No
No
Peanut or its derivatives: Peanut pieces, protein, oil, butter, flour, and mandelona nuts (an almond flavoured peanut product). Peanut may also be known as ground nut.
No
No
No
Shellfish: crab, crayfish, lobster, prawn and shrimp;
Mollusks: snails, clams, mussels, oysters, cockle and scallops;
or their derivatives: extracts
Mollusks: snails, clams, mussels, oysters, cockle and scallops;
or their derivatives: extracts
No
No
No
Sesame or its derivatives: paste and oil
No
No
No
Soy or its derivatives: lecithin, oil, tofu and protein isolates
No
No
No
Tree Nuts - almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, hazelnuts(filberts), macadamia nuts,pecans, pine nuts (pinyon, pinon), pistachios and walnuts or their derivatives: nut butters and oils
No
No
No
Sulphites: sulphur dioxide and sodium metabisulphites
No
No
No
Coconut or its derivatives (considered as an allergen is the United States)
No
No
No
Others (as considered necessary)
No
No
No
