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Quality flour from East Lothian

produced with 100-years expertise and passion of the Barbagallo family. This pasta is produced from Sicilian high quality durum wheat and is processed within 24 hours from wheat kernel into pasta.

Please note that this pasta is NOT gluten free. It is highlighted as such in our 2022 brochure but this is incorrect information. We sincerely apologise for this error.

White spelt flour grown and milled in Scotland. Mungoswells is an arable farm north of Haddington in the 'bread basket' county of East Lothian.

Sushi rice is a white, short-grain variety, which means the grains are very small and almost round. An absolute must in authentic Japanese cuisine.

This premium short grain rice has an appetising aroma, sweet flavour and sticky texture, making it perfect for for sushi lovers.

Produced with 100-years expertise and passion of the Barbagallo family. This pasta is produced from Sicilian high quality durum wheat and is processed within 24 hours from wheat kernel into pasta.

Please note that this pasta is NOT gluten free. It is highlighted as such in our 2022 brochure but this is incorrect information. We sincerely apologise for this error.

Our 100 % Rye is now grown on farm at Gilchesters. After 5 years of research we have now established a variety that grows well up here and once milled, this flour has tremendous flavour and great baking quality.

Byodo Organic Grainy Mustard gets its delicate flavour with the right bite of carefully selected organic ingredients and the know-how of the mustard master at Byodo.

Grown and milled in East Lothian- buy local

100% wholegrain spelt flour that has complex flavours and bakes a delicious loaf.

Like wheat, spelt contains gluten and so produces good bread which people prize for its flavour and its natural richness of minerals. Known as an ancient or 'Heritage' grain, spelt may be of interest to some people who have wheat allergies

Our Wholemeal Spelt is finely milled to give you a silky texture and maximum flavour. We grow a true Spelt variety called Oberkulmer Rotkorn and not a wheat-Spelt cross as now mostly used by farmers. Spelt has traditionally more stretch than strength so bake it in a tin to keep the shape or mix with wheat flour.

Has a nuttier, chewier taste than traditional couscous. Hols up well to heavy spices and retains the bran and germ of the wheat berry making it more healthy.

Has a nuttier, chewier taste than traditional couscous. Hols up well to heavy spices and retains the bran and germ of the wheat berry making it more healthy.

A staple in middle eastern cuisine, this wholewheat organic couscous is quick and easy to prepare - use a ratio of 1 cup of boiling water to one cup of couscous, add a knob of butter or a splash of olive oil and leave to stand for 5 minutes - fluffing with a fork occasionally. For increased flavour use vegetable stock instead of water.Makes an excellent alternative to rice.

Has a nuttier, chewier taste than traditional couscous. Hols up well to heavy spices and retains the bran and germ of the wheat berry making it more healthy.

produced with 100-years expertise and passion of the Barbagallo family. This pasta is produced from Sicilian high quality durum wheat and is processed within 24 hours from wheat kernel into pasta.

Please note that this pasta is NOT gluten free. It is highlighted as such in our 2022 brochure but this is incorrect information. We sincerely apologise for this error.

Produced with 100-years expertise and passion of the Barbagallo family. This pasta is produced from Sicilian high quality durum wheat and is processed within 24 hours from wheat kernel into pasta.

Please note that this pasta is NOT gluten free. It is highlighted as such in our 2022 brochure but this is incorrect information. We sincerely apologise for this error.

produced with 100-years expertise and passion of the Barbagallo family. This pasta is produced from Sicilian high quality durum wheat and is processed within 24 hours from wheat kernel into pasta.

Please note that this pasta is NOT gluten free. It is highlighted as such in our 2022 brochure but this is incorrect information. We sincerely apologise for this error.