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Submitted by prof_stack on November 7, 2009 - 3:18pm Why are wheat berries more expensive than flour?Wheat berries shouldn't cost more than flour, rignt? If that isn't right, I'd sure like an education as to why. Today I stopped in at Cash and Carry in Seattle and checked out the prices on 50# bags of flour. Bleached, unbleached, whole wheat (no additives either), seminola, etc. One such bag was marked at $10.95 and the others were between $12 and $18 (although the seminola was higher than that, I think). I have bought bags of flour from them and have been satisfied. But now, armed with Nutrimill and Bosch mixer, I can't find wheat berries for much less than $1 per pound. Something seems a-miss. The best local price I have found is through a 10% bag discount for WheatMontana Hard Red or Prairie Gold which would make it about 90 cents per pound. A local feed store said their wheat was feed grade and not designed for human consumption. Any suggestions? Thanks. |
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