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Flour Maskal Brown Teff Flour 14 oz
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Maskal Brown Teff Flour 14 oz

$6.95

Most famously used to make Injeera , ( Ethiopian flat bread ), this whole grain teff flour is a gluten free nutritional powerhouse that can be used in a wide variety of applications .

Brown and Ivory Teff are simply different varieties of the same plant, though they have subtle flavor differences. Brown teff has an earthy, nutty flavor, while the Ivory is a bit more subtle and slightly sweet. They are processed identically and share the same high nutrient content.

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Most famously used to make Injeera , ( Ethiopian flat bread ), this whole grain teff flour is a gluten free nutritional powerhouse that can be used in a wide variety of applications .

Brown and Ivory Teff are simply different varieties of the same plant, though they have subtle flavor differences. Brown teff has an earthy, nutty flavor, while the Ivory is a bit more subtle and slightly sweet. They are processed identically and share the same high nutrient content.

Most famously used to make Injeera , ( Ethiopian flat bread ), this whole grain teff flour is a gluten free nutritional powerhouse that can be used in a wide variety of applications .

Brown and Ivory Teff are simply different varieties of the same plant, though they have subtle flavor differences. Brown teff has an earthy, nutty flavor, while the Ivory is a bit more subtle and slightly sweet. They are processed identically and share the same high nutrient content.