What is Spelt Flour?

Hi, I get asked a lot ‘what is spelt flour’ so here’s my definition from my research.

Spelt Flour is a delicious alternative to the traditional wheat flour that is most commonly used.  Although spelt comes from the same wheat family of grains it is supposed to be more nutritious, tastes nicer and it’s gluten is much easier to digest than in traditional wheat used today. 

As it comes from the same family of wheat it has has wheat characteristics and therefore cannot be classed as wheat-free. From my own experience though it is an ideal solution and a more nutritious alternative flour to use for my cakes and treats. Guiltless Indulgence in your sweet-tooth – suits me anyday!

Please note it is not recommended for Coeliacs as it is neither wheat or gluten free.  

Enjoy Baking  Marian

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Author:speltforchoiceblog

Home cook, food blogger and lover of all things natural and wholesome. My special food interest is dairy-free and using spelt flour and gluten-free ingredients to make food I and my family and friends can enjoy.

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2 Comments on “What is Spelt Flour?”

  1. February 24, 2012 at 9:28 am #

    Reblogged this on From Marian's Kitchen: Dairy-free & Spelt Living and commented:

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