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Catalog #23127

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Pouch

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0.88 lbs
4 servings
Catalog #22127

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Pantry Can

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$5.09

1.54 lbs
7 servings
Catalog #21127

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#10 Can

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4.62 lbs
42 servings
Catalog #26127

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Case (6 Cans)

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$59.69

27.72 lbs
252 servings
Catalog #24127

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Bucket

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42 lbs
392 servings
Catalog #27127

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Pantry Can

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15.4 lbs
70 servings

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THRIVE Spelt is a beneficial whole grain that promotes a healthy lifestyle. Beneficial nutrients found in spelt, such as manganese and dietary fiber, work to regulate your digestive system and strengthen your cardiovascular health.

Spelt can be used in a variety of ways. It can be boiled and eaten as a side dish or ground into flour for delicious and unique homemade bread. You can also try tossing cooked spelt into salads and cold pasta for a flavorful crunch.

 

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 0 cups (50g)
Amount Per Serving
Calories
70
Calories from fat
0
% Daily Value*
Total Fat grams 0 g
0%
Saturated Fat 0 g
0%
Trans Fat Grams 0 g
0%
Cholesterol mg  0 mg
0%
Sodium mg  20 mg
1%
Carbohydrate grams 18 g
6%
Dietary Fiber grams 5 g
21%
Sugars gram 9 g
0%
Protein grams 2 g
Vitamin A 2%
Vitamin C 90%
Calcium 0%
Iron 8%

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs

Calories 2000 2500
Saturated Fat Less than 20g 25g
Cholesterol Less than 300mg 300mg
Sodium Less than 2400mg 2400mg
Total Carbohydrate 300g 375g
Dietary Fiber 25g 30g
Ingredients:

Spelt.

Storage Conditions

Temperature: Storing THRIVE at a high temperature can significantly increase the speed that calories and vitamins will degrade over time. In the correct storage container, low-moisture foods such as THRIVE can be stored at room temperature or cooler (75 degrees Fahrenheit or lower) and remain nutritious and edible for years. Our stated shelf life assumes that the product will be stored in optimal conditions.

Humidity: The effects of humidity on a closed can are caused by heat and very similar to the effects of high temperature (see above). High humidity can corrode the cans and in some cases even cause the cans to leak. Areas with high humidity can reduce the opened shelf life of the product. As humidity varies with location please use your own discretion to prevent possible sickness from eating spoiled food.

Damaged Container: Minor dents in the center of the can are usually just a cosmetic issue. However, a can that has been dented near or on a seam can have a compromised air-tight seal and allow oxygen to enter the can. If this is the case we recommend using the dented can within the specified opened shelf life, rather than closed.

The best way to maintain the highest quality of your THRIVE products is to take care of them. If you intend on storing your food for the sealed shelf life, store the cans in a place that is not open to elements such as water, light, and air. Take care of it. Don't expose it unnecessarily to the elements. Also, be sure to keep the temperature and humidity low and even. Under these proper storing situations your THRIVE will maintain its delicious taste, natural coloring, and proper nutrients.

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Shelf Life
Sealed Shelf Life
Can/Bucket
20 years*
Opened Shelf Life
Can/Bucket
1 year*


*Shelf life based on optimal storage conditions.

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  1. I can use it as a white/wheat flour substitute!

    I LOVE this product. I am allergic to wheat, but not gluten. I grind this and use it in a few roll recipes and mix it in with oatmeal chocolate chip cookies so that it is "Kris-proof" as my husband and I call it. It has the texture and similar taste to whole wheat. I will be getting a lot more of this :)

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    Kris  10/6/11
  2. What a neat idea!

    I'm pleasantly surprised to see that y'all decided to carry another grain besides the wheat! I've heard of Spelt and probably had it in a whole-grain bread. But I'm not sure what it tastes like. Guess I'll have to order a pouch and try it.

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    Diane  8/6/11

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