Our Ingredient Philosophy
We start with simple ingredients, crafting mixes that prioritize micronutrient‑rich whole grains. We use starches where they matter, for structure and texture, but whole grains lead every recipe. The result is a whole‑grain‑forward mix that showcases real flavour and texture, so you can create artisan‑quality baking at home.
Sorghum Bicolor
Sorghum Flour
Flavour profile
Mild, slightly sweet, and neutral, making it easy to blend with other grains.
How we use it
We use sorghum in our pizza mix, where it helps create a soft, balanced dough that supports structure without overpowering flavour.
Historical origin / use
Sorghum is one of the world’s oldest grains, originating in Africa and widely used in traditional flatbreads and porridges.
Benefits
- Naturally gluten-free
- High in antioxidants
- Good source of fibre
Panicum miliaceum
Millet
Flavour profile
Light, slightly sweet, and subtly nutty. Millet is very versatile and mild.
How we use it
We use millet in both our pancake and pizza mixes, where it helps balance texture and contributes to a light, clean flavour profile.
Historical origin / use
Millet has been cultivated for thousands of years across Africa and Asia and was historically a staple grain before rice and wheat became dominant in many regions.
Benefits
- Naturally gluten-free
- Easy to digest
- Rich in minerals like magnesium and phosphorus
Plantago Ovata
Psyllium Husk
Flavour profile
Neutral when baked into dough.
How we use it
We use psyllium husk in all of our mixes to help bind the dough together, improving structure and moisture retention.
Historical origin / use
Derived from Plantago seeds, psyllium has been used for centuries in baking and traditional herbal practices.
Benefits
- High in soluble fibre
- Helps mimic gluten structure
- Improves dough flexibility and hydration