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Organic Farro (500 Gram) by igourmet.com

Organic Farro (500 Gram) by igourmet.com

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Brand: IGOURMET
Category: Gourmet

Buy New: $10.99



Sales Rank: 3670

Country: italy
Size: 500 gram

ASIN: B0001VDSYS

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Certified organic
  • The world's original grain from which all others derive
  • A pleasant nuttiness and a hardy texture
  • Naturally high in fiber, protein, and B-vitamins also very low in gluten
  • Imported from Tuscany, Italy

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Product Description
This certified organic product comes from Italy, specifically the Mugello region of Tuscany. Farro is the world's original grain from which all others derive, including rice, barley, wheat and rye. Because it is hard to grow, Farro almost became extinct after World War II. However, it is now making a big comeback, especially in Italy where the top restaurants feature it in soups and side dishes. It has a pleasant nuttiness and a hardy texture. Naturally high in fiber, protein, and B-vitamins, it is also very low in gluten, which is good for those who are allergic. Farro grains look like brown short-grain rice, but each grain retains a firm, chewy texture even after overcooking.