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shayne's avatar

Same. When I visit home... OMG, the bread is so delicious, and the cheese, I won't get started on the cheese...

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Can you not bake your own? Janie's Mill is a regen. ag. farm in Illinois, growing and stone-milling their (many and varied) grains. www.janiesmill.com

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shayne's avatar

How funny you should mention Janie's Mill. I buy wheat for my hens from this mill, have done now for about a year. I like their Organic Red Fife Heirloom wheat, it has high protein. I buy bulk Wheat Montana for my sour dough bread. I haven't bought store bread for about three years now. Cheers.

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Karmy's avatar

Shayne are you in Montana? I’m in SW Montana.

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shayne's avatar

No Karmy, I'm in NE Kansas.

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nancylee's avatar

and sunrise flour mill https://sunriseflourmill.com

which raises and grinds the same heritage wheats still grown in Europe which the US abandoned in the 40's.

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char's avatar

nancylee--There is still a concern since both wheat and corn pollinate in the air. Non organic could easily affect [infect] organic crops.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Thanks NancyLee, I will investigate Sunrise flour mill. I have been lately baking with einkorn flour, grown, milled by Mennonite regent ag farmers in central Pa,. brought to me in Phila suburbs by my raw milk delivery truck.

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nancylee's avatar

LOLOL alas my raw milk truck only brings milk and delish cream

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