Arrowhead Mills Organic Amaranth Grain, Gluten Free, 16 Ounce Bag
Key features
- •One 16 ounce bag of Whole Grain Amaranth
- •47 grams of whole grains per serving
- •Good source of fiber
- •USDA Certified Organic and Non GMO Project Verified
- •Certified Kosher
Arrowhead Mills Organic Amaranth Grain, Gluten Free, 16 Ounce Bag
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Customer Reviews
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I was not able to find this in any of ...
Kim T.✓ Verified Purchase•July 26, 2017
I was not able to find this in any of our local stores. Product was fresh, not expired, and tastes delicious! I use the whole grain in a 5 grain oatmeal I make as a copy cat recipe from Pret a Manager.
... whole lot of flavor and very tiny grains but good for mixing in with other things for added nutrition
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•July 14, 2017
Not a whole lot of flavor and very tiny grains but good for mixing in with other things for added nutrition. I mix with my oatmeal and quinoia.
I love it so much I ordered four more pack
MEE SIANG KYAN✓ Verified Purchase•April 19, 2017
I got carried away. I love it so much I ordered four more pack. I add this and oatmeal to my chicken soup for breakfast every morning. THANKS
Pops well in frying pan
David Heisel✓ Verified Purchase•March 21, 2017
Good whole amaranth, it popped nicely in the frying pan. I used it for Alton Brown's amaranth wafers recipe, which was delicious!
Nice texture when added to oatmeal. Packaging is good as well.
Vicky Lupperger✓ Verified Purchase•March 18, 2017
Wasn't sure if I was going to like this, as it's the first time I've tried Amaranth. So far I've eaten it in Bob's Red Mill Organic Oats Rolled Thick, 16 Ounce (Pack of 4). I cook it first (along with diced apple or pear and cinnamon) for at least 10 minutes before adding the oatmeal. It is still firm and adds some more texture to the oatmeal. I like the material they used for the packaging, like a soft plastic/paper. The bag seal works well also.
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