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I appreciate that he used Kamut, which is a trade name for a cereal brought back from Egypt to Montana, United States, by a soldier who was stationed there. Th
by i_am_proteus 5y ago
I appreciate that he used Kamut, which is a trade name for a cereal brought back from Egypt to Montana, United States, by a soldier who was stationed there.
The berries are much larger than wheat, if I recall correctly they called it "pharaoh's wheat" before adopting the Kamut moniker. Nowadays it's mostly a product of Montana- a very different climate from the Nile valley.
- boudin 5y agoThe plant itself is called Khorasan Wheat, you can find Khorasan flour that is not branded as Kamut. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khorasan_wheat https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khorasan_wheat