2 lb Ancient Einkorn Wheat Berries Unchanged For 12,000 Years Great For Gluten Issues & Easy As Rice To Cook | Ancient Heritage Whole Grains Virgin Wheat | Organic Einkorn Whole Wheat Berries – 32 Oz

As soon as I opened the package, the scent was amazing. Grinding it made the scent even more potent. Bought this to see if my gluten intolerance is just a folic acid problem from modern chemically modified wheat. Used it to make naan which was delicious. I really hope that I am able to eat this again.The protein is listed on the bag that I got and is 7g per serving. Amazing for a grain and as nature originally intended.

This is one of two grains used in Egypt at the time of the Exodus. The most authentic recipe I've found for the bread made for the first Passover is simply 1 cup (140 grams) flour milled from these berries + 1/3 cup (80 grams) water. Knead for 5 minutes. Divide in two. Roll each portion to 13" x 15" rectangle and bake on pizza stone preheated to 450 degrees, for 3 to 5 minutes.

Just boiled it with salt for 35 mins.Drained the excess water.Added butter,lime juice and black pepper to taste.No bloating , no gas , no burping at all.I had it 3 times a day

So grateful to find this on Amazon!! A breeze to cook without pre-soaking. Taste delicious on their own, with a natural sweetness, nuttiness & lovely texture.First use was making a salad with fresh diced tomato, cucumber, onion, parsley, lemon & EVOO. Topped with curry chicken & feta for a flavorful, healthy meal.

I thank this brand deserves a reward it cooks through and has purity.

Just too expensive for the quantity you get

I have never used wheat berries prior to this Einkorn brand. The grain is chewy, enhances a meal, and does not have a strong flavor.It was a challenge to know how to cook this product. I would like for the company to post instructions for how to cook the product...mostly for quick use and ease.Overall, this is an excellent, delicious, and nutritious product.

I recently added oat groats to my diet, so decided to try wheat berries. This ancient wheat berry is good. I am very pleased. I have ground them with an inexpensive grinder (not fine enough for making bread) but enough to cook like you would cook "cream of wheat" cereal or polenta. I have also cooked the berries as a side dish to mix with vegetables, like a rice or pilaf. I have also ground the berries to use as a pancake mix. I mixed with a small amount of chickpea flour that I use a lot in pancakes. All worked very well, so I am pleased. I have adopted a whole food-plant based diet, and certainly this ancient grain qualifies as whole food. Great experience. I would definitely recommend.