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High Germination Rate
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Survival Food Storage
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Kamut Grass for
Juicing
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Breakfast Cereal /
Pilaf
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Grind for flour
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Baking / Cooking
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Kamut is an ancient
strain of wheat related to durum wheat. It is also
known as QK-77. An individual grain of Kamut looks
like regular wheat only the individual grain seed is more
than twice the length of regular wheat.
Kamut allegedly an
ancinet grain grown by the egyptians. The story goes
that a jar of the grain was discovered in an egyptian tomb
and sprouted. It is sometimes called 'King Tut's
Wheat'.
Kamut grain is just as
versatile as wheat and can be used from everything from
sprouting, to kamut flour to beer making.
Kamut contains 30% more
protein than wheat and some people who are intolerant of
wheat find that they have less trouble with Kamut.
Indeed it's popularity is due in large part because some
people with allergy can tolerate Kamut (but
check with your doctor first if you do have a wheat
allergy). It contains less fiber and gluten than
wheat. It is higher in lipids, amino acids, vitamins
and minerals than regular wheat.
You can substitute Kamut
and Kamut flour for any recipe calling for wheat or wheat
flour. It makes bread that is a little more dense
and heavy than bread made with wheat.
Kamut is a
flavorful grain that is naturally less bitter and
sweeter than wheat. If you bake with it you might
experiment with using less sugar than usual.
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Organic
Kamut
Sprouting Seed
16 oz Kamut
Price: $8.95
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Organic
Kamut
Sprouting Seed
2.5 LB
Kamut
Price: $9.95
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Organic
Kamut
Sprouting Seed
5 LB Can KamutPrice:
$13.95
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Organic
Kamut
Sprouting Seed
35 LB Bucket
KamutPrice:
$107.95
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