Is this flax seed meal as good as the Robs red meal organic flax meal?
288301
I don't know, haven't tried the red flax meal. I do enjoy it, as much as you can flax meal. It adds bulk to soups, shakes and I basically add a tablespoon to wherever I can
288302
It's the only one I've used. I have nothing to compare it to. "Why fix what ain't broke"?
288303
Yes it is. Both are flaxseed meal, just that one is from brown flaxseed and the other is golden flaxseed. They are nutritionally the same.
1729094
Yes the corn meal is yellow. I use it in bread baking and as the base for home made scrapple. It seems of very high quality clean and consistant grain.
602616
I haven't tried flaxseeds but worked with everything else like celery seed, cardomam, and brown mustard seeds.
1867306
No--it appears that the flax seed is the only ingredient identified as organic.
842643
It is your preference, if you prefer organic go for it... I find both effective
1140397
Those other answers look pretty good I don't know, but I like the texture and flavor in my oat meal. Best to ask Bob's.
826533
Lots of people use the terms synonymously and the bottomline is that both are just finely ground almonds. The difference is whether you want almond meal with or without the skins. Without the skins is more expensive, but if you're baking cakes or just want a lighter taste, then it's best to go with the almond meal without skins. If you're OK with a more heartier taste, then save some money and get almond meal with the skins on. I've been using Trader Joe's almond meal for about a year and still can't believe it's only $4.00 for a full pound. I've searched extensively and no one's price comes close. It tastes like fresh almonds. Honeyville Farms has great almond flour without the skins and the grind is consistent (as it Trader Joes'). The problem I find with Bob's Red Mill almond meal without the skins is that the grind is inconsistent and you can really tell. Hope this helps!
1490501
I can't answer this question, because flax seed oil is the only one I've used. Sorry.
1078497
Dear KH, Hemp is the best organic raw material under the sun. We have bought many packets of this brand and make and have enjoyed in a mix with milk shakes, salads or fruit juice mix. As far as I know, these seeds when cold pressed can produce a milky type liquid or oil, which you may call Hemp oil or milk. Remember that all these seeds are without the THC component, which is the key ingredient of real Hemp oil. I am not sure if you can get milk from these seeds but if you have a cold press machine or another method like Soya milk, then you can definitely try. Good luck to you and hope you will learn more about hemp. Dear KH, Hemp is the best organic raw material under the sun. We have bought many packets of this brand and make and have enjoyed in a mix with milk shakes, salads or fruit juice mix. As far as I know, these seeds when cold pressed can produce a milky type liquid or oil, which you may call Hemp oil or milk. Remember that all these seeds are without the THC component, which is the key ingredient of real Hemp oil. I am not sure if you can get milk from these seeds but if you have a cold press machine or another method like Soya milk, then you can definitely try. Good luck to you and hope you... » Read More Dear KH, Hemp is the best organic raw material under the sun. We have bought many packets of this brand and make and have enjoyed in a mix with milk shakes, salads or fruit juice mix. As far as I know, these seeds when cold pressed can produce a milky type liquid or oil, which you may call Hemp oil or milk. Remember that all these seeds are without the THC component, which is the key ingredient of real Hemp oil. I am not sure if you can get milk from these seeds but if you have a cold press machine or another method like Soya milk, then you can definitely try. Good luck to you and hope you will learn more about hemp. « Show Less
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is this the same stuff as this? http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2015/01/busted-dr-oz-guest-must-repay-9-million-to-customers-in-magic-beans-diet-scam/
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I don't believe this particular product is, but Bob's Red Mill does have some organic options, and they are a small privately owned company, so you will be supporting local, even if you do not live in Oregon. :-)
47114
I am assuming you mean Bob's Raw Whole Ground Flaxseed as that is what we are using, right out of the package, for our protein drink. It is ground and ready to consume.
507341
Excellent nutrition...it is along the same lines as Quinoa, but much more flavor! I love millet and the quality of Bob's Red Mill is great.
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I'm guessing that the lighter colored flaxseed purchased at Costco was from the golden flaxseed variety which as its name might suggest, has a lighter color and appearance as opposed to the brown type which would seem to be more widely available. Personally, I prefer the golden variety as it seems to have a more delicate, mild flavor.
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The picture is not clear, even when enlarged, but I am reasonably sure that Bob's Red Mill only offers the golden (as opposed to regular or brown) flaxseed in the ground version (as opposed to whole). I just bought a fresh supply yesterday at the grocery store, it is ground and the package looks like this. BTW, I store it in a glass jar in the freezer and use it in breads.
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Me too...Now $55.00. Check out Bob's...It's not organic but very comparable with taste.
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This appears to be golden flaxseed meal. It is ground, and I find it to be very smooth and easy to mix with orange juice. It is much milder than regular flaxseed meal.