This heritage grain was brought from Scotland to Canada a little over 170 years ago and is said to be Canada’s oldest wheat.
Up until the end of the 19th century Red Fife was the dominant hard wheat planted across the prairies. Fast forward to today and Red Fife is making a resurgence thanks to its nutritional value and flavour. With subtle notes of stone fruit and pecan, the butter smooth body of Red Fife will make your muffins and breads pop.
Use it interchangeably with 1847's "Daily Grind" all purpose flour or play around with mixtures in your recipes. The Red Fife berries are seasonally sourced from farmers across Canada to provide a protein content comparable to that of an all-purpose flour.
Flour colour: Sourdough
Body: Smooth and Creamy – 10% Protein
Recommended for:
- Replacement for all-purpose
- Muffins
- Breads
1847 Stone Milling tries to source all their grains from local Ontario farmers. Some grains such as Kamut, don’t grow well in Ontario climate. Those are sourced from Western Canada. All their grains are from Canadian farms and are always Certified Organic.
Differences from conventional flour:
- No Bleaching
- No Chemicals
- No Additives
- No Fortification
- No Preservatives
- Organic Grains
- Stone Milled
- Local Grains
- Natural Vitamins
- Cold Milled
- Bran and Fiber
- Flavourful
- Freshly Milled Every Week
- Whole Berry Milled
Made in Ontario, Canada
At Gusta Supplies, we endeavour to secure hard-to-source ingredients and tools so the community here can enjoy a tasteful selection. We are particular about the origin of these products in respect to its cultural and technological significance. We want you to use only the best we can afford to provide.
Inventory Last Updated: Oct 29, 2024
