Cracked Wheat

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£1.79

Wholegrain wheat grown in the North of England and the Scottish borders, harvested and cracked open to produce a grain that cooks quickly and easily. Cracked wheat can be used as an alternative to rice or cous cous, or used to thicken soups, stews and casseroles. Or mill cracked wheat at home (we recommend using a table-top Mockmill ) for flavoursome and nutritious flour. Complete Product Details Cooking Ingredients Nutrition More Cooking instructions Place the cracked wheat nbsp;in a pan and cover with twice the volume of cold water, bring to the boil and cook for up to 25 minutes or until te

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