Maine Grains offered me a sample of some wonderful milled flour from locally sourced farms. So far I've used it alone and with other organic and heritage flours. What a difference in handling, as well as in taste. Buy flour from the supermarket, there's a small chance you'll know where and who farmed and milled it. But this from Maine, you know it's coming from good earth.
Thanks, Maine Grains!
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Janet
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How you doing Janet?
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