sorgham and teff flour

[Guest guest]

Greetings,

 

Does anyone know of a good Internet source for sorgham flour and teff flour?

I found them at www.bobsredmill.com, but the shipping is so expensive. I

guess what I'm looking for is cheap shipping! I'm still looking around town

for these flours, and also bean flour (any kind), but haven't found a source

yet. There's an international market I haven't tried yet, so perhaps I'll be

able to find them there.

 

Thanks,

 

Christine

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I get my sorghum flour at www.twinvalleymills.com.

There prices are reasonable and they send you an invoice

with the flour to pay for it then.

 

Darlene

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/16/02 9:40:31 AM Pacific Daylight Time, sisdar

writes:

 

 

> I get my sorghum flour at www.twinvalleymills.com.

> There prices are reasonable and they send you an invoice

> with the flour to pay for it then.

>

>

 

Thanks Darlene, I'll check it out

 

 

Christine

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, CATTZEYE77@a... wrote:

> Greetings,

 

> Does anyone know of a good Internet source for sorgham flour and

> teff flour?

 

I buy whole grain sorghum from Azure Standard

(http://www.azurefarm.com). With shipping I pay about $1.00 a pound.

 

I know many use and like Twin Valley Mills sorghum flour. It doesn't

work well for me. I haven't been able to make anything that wasn't

doughy with just the Twin Valley Mills flour. It works better when I

combine it with flour I grind myself. My flour is not as fine

because it has not been through any sifting or grading process.

 

Based on my results with a combination of Twin Valley Mills and my

own sorghum flour, I recently bought a large fine sifter and will be

using it in the future so my flour is the texture that I have good

success with now.

 

Teff is expensive. The best price I have found on teff is through

the bulk buying club at one of the health food stores where I live.

I compared it to buying from Bob's Red Mill and save about $.10 per

pound. Teff is very small and many mills will not grind it. I have

a little Regal grain mill that the teff just falls through. My

whisper mill does a good job grinding teff flour.

 

Joanne