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"Each would be worth $1.50 in walmart" This is stoneground flour produced in small batches which will almost certainly be sold at a premium price. Flour in the
by vanilla-almond 7y ago
"Each would be worth $1.50 in walmart"
This is stoneground flour produced in small batches which will almost certainly be sold at a premium price. Flour in the UK is commonly sold in 1 or 1.5kg packets in supermarkets and this would be priced anything from £2.00 to £4.00 ($2.5 to $5 / €2.3 to 4.6)
- Mediterraneo10 7y agoIs it really legal to sell stoneground flour in Britain or on the continent in this day and age? It is known from both archaeological excavations and studies of Third World populations that tiny little bits of the millstone flake off into ground flour, and gradually, over time, these stone fragments cause severe damage to people’s teeth. I would have imagined that there would already be legislation to require the use of metal milling.
- timthorn 7y agoYes, it's legal. After all, sweets haven't been banned and they cause lots of tooth decay.
- londons_explore 7y agoDon't modern flours have little bits of granite sand in to make an "authentic" texture?