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From German, meaning literally “single grain,” Einkorn wheat was one of the first plants to be domesticated and cultivated. The earliest clear evidence of the domestication of Einkorn dates from 8,650 BC to 7,950 BC. It works well in heart...
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The most beautiful fresh smell
I’ve been using einkorn flour for years. My sourdough starter is einkorn. When I learned of Barton Springs Mill and that it had locally grown einkorn berries and milled the flour I was all in. Anytime I can support local I do. Thank you so much Barton Springs for bringing the Texas hill country such amazing quality grains. I can say the texture is beautiful but the fresh grain smell is out of this world. The other einkorn I’ve used does not have this fresh smell. Hard to beat this flour. Give it a try.
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Deborah · 11 days ago
Can't Beat Old-School Wheat
Because it has a weaker gluten structure, it may be easier to digest. You know you knead it. Just don't over-knead it.
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Will · July 30, 2026
Great Flour!
I’m experimenting with the Einkorn flour, using it in old west/pioneer recipes and I’m really enjoying the results…they are coming out great!