Totally gluten-free buckwheat flour??

[Starjump]

Hi. Does anyone happen to know of a brand of buckwheat flour that you can trust not to have any cross-contamination in the production/milling etc? I’m having trouble sourcing some… and just long to bake!

Thanks!

[uhtred]

Hi, there is this who have excellent service and I buy in bulk shipton-mill.com/flour-dire...

Have a look at their excellent range.

Or Doves farm do a gluten free Buckwheat ( and a non gf buckwheat so check if buying...

Good luck.

[Starjump in reply to uhtred]

Thank you. Doves mill along with all their other gluten flours soup I don’t think can guarantee no cross contamination. But I will look into Shipton Mill. Thanks!

[Starjump in reply to Starjump]

Thank you so much! Shipton Mill has now built a totally GF facility, they say on their website. So no cross-contamination. I’m so grateful! Thank you

[BabsyWabsy in reply to Starjump]

You beat me to it. I was just going to share this information. I really rate Shipton Mill for flours.

[Whydothis in reply to Starjump]

Doves Farm do two ranges - "Doves Farm" and "Freee" You need the one called Freee, which is milled and packed on a GF site.

[Penel]

Hi

I get my buckwheat flour from this supplier

healthysupplies.co.uk/buckw...

Hope you get baking soon.

[Whydothis in reply to Penel]

Me too - they are good!

[Starjump]

Thank you for that. Do they also guarantee no cross-contamination? I will look into it! Many thanks for teplying

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Hi Starjump I buy Doves farm buckwheat and gluten free flour mixes.

[penelope2]

Hi just wanted to say that buckwheat and rice was identified as reactive foods test for me so I have to really read labels carefully.So far have only managed to bake a lovely polenta, ground almonds and blueberry cake.

Also cannot eat dairy.

Tried quinoa and chickpea flours but both inedible!

Most GF products contain rice flour.