The ingredients are (and I'm copy and pasting this directly from their website) :
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INGREDIENTS : Kamut® Khorasan wheat flour*, wheat bran*, whole wheat meal*, evaporated cane juice*, whole oat flour*, spelt flour*, barley flour*, whole millet*, barley malt extract*, quinoa*, sea salt, honey*.
I only wish that they didn't use evaporated cane juice to sweeten these. I'm still trying to figure out what types of sugars I want to be putting into my body, but I don't eat the cereal everyday, so, right now, I'm ok with it.
I also found the Heritage O's at the Santa Monica Coop. These I had in Oregon. Even brought home a big ecopac bag seen below on the plane since I wasn't sure if I would be able to find them down here. I was happy that I did, especially since Brian finished the O's in a week! They are soooo CRUNCHY! its really fun :)
The O's are
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INGREDIENTS : Whole oat flour*, whole wheat meal*, Kamut® Khorasan wheat flour*, evaporated cane juice*, spelt flour*, barley flour*, barley malt extract*, quinoa flour*, millet flour*, sea salt, honey*.
The next ones I'm gonna try are the Millet Rice Flakes. They are sweetened with concentrated grape and/or pear juice.
Hi Mel, what bothers you most about evaporated cane juice? Now that I have lived two places where sugarcane is commonly eaten, evaporated cane juice seems like a relatively natural sweetener, though there might be a lot of processing I don't know about!
ReplyDeleteI've been reading a lot about white sugar addictions, and have tried very hard to eradicate it from my diet... so I don't know where evaporated cane juice falls.
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