Is sorghum really millet?
472612
I'm really not sure. I just checked my bags container label and the only ingredient listed is white sorghum. Sorry not sure that helps.
472613
No, but they are similar. Check this out for every detail.http://skipthepie.org/cereal-grains-and-pasta/millet-flour/compared-to/sorghum/
472614
No, they are two different grains. Here is a website that will help you understand the different grains. http://wholegrainscouncil.org/whole-grains-101/sorghum-june-grain-of-the-month
472615
No, but they are similar. Check this out for every detail. http://skipthepie.org/cereal-grains-and-pasta/millet-flour/compared-to/sorghum/
472616
I believe they're in the same family, but cooking wise are not interchangeable. Sorghum flour is more of an additive, instead of a direct replacement for wheat flour in baking (in my experience).
840664
Not sure what the question is. I mix sorghum flour with other flours to make gluten free bread.
2032976
I don't know if it's changed--but the way is cooks is the best. ONLY PROBLEM, I want to know if the corn is TRULY ORGANIC. It should be called ORGANICALLY GROWN QUINOA-CORN BLEND--- that is if it is truly Organic. Would be nice to know the % of each so one can balance this knowledge with a diet being consumed.
1473011
This is just Millet grain, commonly found in birdseed. You would have to grind it up to make bread out of it. Great River Organic Milling sells rye flour for making bread, I'm sure the have millet flour, too.
1377338
I believe that is correct. There was some experimental gmo wheat that got loose out west a few years ago I think, but none is being commercially grown yet that I know of.
2063428
You may have the the bottom disk in backwards or lost it. Millet will just run out anyways. Put in sunflower seed (depending on birds you want at feeder).
2182211
I called these guys, they are in my home state of South Carolina in the low country. I asked about if the grits were non-gmo and they have been using same corn seed since 1930's or so , so that is an Heirloom seed and not GMO. The grits also are the best ever according to my mother.
1632439
I believe it is BriesSweet White Sorghum Syrup 60DE. The packaging only says White Sorghum Syrup so I do not believe it is 45DE which is additionally marked 'High Maltose'
1251873
The owners manual states that it will mill hard and soft wheat, dried pinto beans, dried green peas, dried sweet corn, sorghum, buckwheat, triticale, popcorn, barley, millet, oats, rice, small dried garbanzos, most types of dried beans, legumes, dried mung beans, dried pinto beans, feed or field corn, oyster shells, dried lentils, split peas, soybeans and rye. It will not mill sugar, sunflower seeds, all types of nuts, dried fruits including dates and raisins, sesame seeds, coffee beans, peanuts and spices.
545733
the ingredients list organic sheep sorrel as included. I'm confused. I checked their website, and it also lists sheep sorrel in the ingredient list. Are you pointing out that it's not listed as sheep sorrel "root"?
1416883
It is hulled millet we use mostly for cooked hot cereal cooked all night in crockpot. I started using millet as it is more alkaline than other grains
101629
Sorghum flour, tapioca flour, corn starch, garbanzo flour, fava flour, sugar, cellulose gum, xanthan gum, and sea salt
2119587
This product is not labelled as 'organic.' or not genetically modified. Heck, I'm happy it's not made by General Mills. Don't you think we should worry more about the working conditions of the migrant workers who are slaving away to keep this stuff on our table? Moreover, it's just wheat germ milled by Bob and his migrant workers. A lot of Bob's products are certified as USDA Organic. The wheat germ is not one of them. But Bob appears to be a good guy, so you should buy it anyhow and hope for the best.
846048
No. Ingredients are: malted barley and corn, unsweetened chocolate, cocoa butter, soy lecithin, vanilla
1897309
As I understand it has sheeo sorrel root as one of the ingredient's in it. on the package it just says sheep sorrel.soooo.
1030182
sounds scary ... especially for me as my millstone only lasted 2 yrs instead of 5-10 yrs. So i guess i am getting more residual corundum in the milled grains. I read the link you posted - one of the reviewers there is of the opinion that were will residue in any kind milled grain - so its like 'pick you poison' scenario here.i guess i will try eat more rice now :-)
861808
No, its all grass fed cows. You can go to there site for more info at www.pureindianfoods.comHope this helps.