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Rye flour T997

  • Plants: Rye

Rye Flour T 997 is a medium rye flour characterized by its balanced composition. It provides bread with a distinctive rye flavour, an attractive brown colour, and a firm yet moist crumb.

Thanks to the unique properties of rye, baked goods develop a character of their own, offering a rich taste experience and an authentic appearance. Rye Flour T 997 is commonly used in traditional rye breads and multigrain breads, where it contributes to an ideal balance of flavour, texture, and processing performance. The result is a wholesome and distinctive bakery product appreciated by consumers who value authentic bread specialities.

Rye grits

  • Plants: Rye

Rye grits are produced by coarsely milling cleaned rye kernels, resulting in a versatile whole-grain ingredient with a characteristic flavour and pleasant texture. Rye is valued for its robust taste, nutritional profile, and wide range of applications in bakery and cereal products.

Naturally rich in dietary fibre and containing valuable minerals and protein, rye grits are commonly used in bread, multigrain bakery products, breakfast cereals, porridge, and traditional rye-based recipes. They contribute a hearty texture, authentic grain appearance, and distinctive flavour to finished products.

Rye whole grain flour

  • Plants: Rye
Wholegrain rye flour is milled from the entire rye kernel, meaning that the bran, germ, and endosperm are all retained. 
Thanks to this complete use of the grain, wholegrain rye flour retains its rich flavour and nutritional value. It gives baked goods a full-bodied, robust taste, a darker colour, and an authentic appearance. It is widely used in rye breads and artisan bakery products, where flavour, fibre content, and tradition are key characteristics.

Spelt bran

  • Plants: Spelt

Spelt bran is the fibre-rich outer layer of the spelt grain and contains approximately 50% dietary fibre. Thanks to its high fibre content, it is a valuable ingredient for products aimed at supporting digestive health and increasing the nutritional value of foods.

As spelt grains are naturally dehulled before milling, spelt bran typically contains lower levels of pesticide residues and mycotoxins compared to wheat bran. This makes it an attractive ingredient for clean-label and premium bakery applications.

Spelt flakes

  • Plants: Spelt

Spelt flakes are produced from carefully selected spelt grains and offer a pleasant nutty flavour and wholesome texture. Spelt naturally contains a higher protein content than conventional wheat, making it a popular ingredient for nutritious and premium food applications.

They provide a natural source of fibre and contribute both nutritional value and texture to finished products.

Spelt flour T630

  • Plants: Spelt

Spelt has a higher protein percentage than wheat. People with a wheat sensitivity usually tolerate spelt, although no evidence based medical studies confirm this. Bake performance similar to wheat provided the right preparation is used.

Spelt freekeh

  • Plants: Spelt

Spelt Freekeh is made from young spelt grains that are harvested while still green and carefully roasted to develop their characteristic smoky, nutty flavour. This traditional ingredient combines the nutritional benefits of spelt with a unique taste and texture that adds value to a wide range of food applications.

Spelt naturally contains a higher protein content than conventional wheat and is a source of dietary fibre. Spelt Freekeh is suitable for use in salads, grain bowls, soups, side dishes, vegetarian products, and innovative bakery applications. Its firm texture remains intact after cooking, providing an appealing bite and authentic grain appearance.

With its distinctive flavour, wholesome appearance, and clean-label appeal, Spelt Freekeh is an excellent ingredient for food manufacturers looking to develop premium grain-based products.

Spelt gluten 80 flour

  • Plants: Spelt

Spelt gluten (70-78%) support the baking performance and improve the structure of the product. Dosage 1-3%. In Southern Europe spelt gluten are used in vegetarian products..

Spelt grits

  • Plants: Spelt

Spelt has a higher protein content than wheat. People with a wheat sensitivity usually tolerate spelt, although no evidence based medical studies confirm this. Bake performance similar to wheat provided the right preparation is used.

Spelt starch

  • Plants: Spelt

Spelt has a higher protein content than wheat. People with a wheat sensitivity usually tolerate spelt, although no evidence based medical studies confirm this. Bake performance similar to wheat provided the right preparation is used.

Spelt whole grain flour

  • Plants: Spelt

Spelt has a higher protein content than wheat. People with a wheat sensitivity usually tolerate spelt, although no evidence based medical studies confirm this. Bake performance similar to wheat provided the right preparation is used.