Description
- LOW GLUTEN CONTENT: Organic Oat Flour contains a considerably lower amount of gluten comparing to wheat flour. It has only 20% gluten.
- ORGANIC: Our Oat Flour is organic product.
- LOADS OF VITAMINS AND NUTRIENTS: This delicious food is a source of vitamins B, E, and PP and is rich in carbs and protein.
- MIX IT UP: You can mix it with other flours to get a higher percentage of gluten for your bakery or combine the nutrient content of two or more flours.
- STORE IT CAREFULLY: Keep it in a cool, dry place in an airtight glass container since many insects can penetrate through other packages.
What is Oat Flour and Its Nutritional Value
As a useful micronutrient and dietary fiber source, Oats are popular among vegan nutrition and lifestyle lovers. Therefore, the products obtained from it, including organic whole oat flour, are irreplaceable ingredients in recipes for delicious baked goods.
Organic whole grain oat flour is a natural storehouse of many nutrients. It contains amino acids essential for humans and calcium and phosphorus mineral salts, enzymes, essential oil, and easily digestible carbohydrates. Besides, the composition of oatmeal is rich in vitamins B, E, and PP. It also contains trace elements, including silicon, which is a relatively rare element responsible for normal metabolism.
Flour is a valuable dietary product due to its amino acid content and a reduced amount of starch. The B vitamins are irreplaceable for the normal functioning of the nervous system. One hundred grams of the product contains 13 grams of protein, 6.8 grams of fat, and 64.9 grams of carbohydrates.
Recipes with Oat Flour and Storage Recommendations
You can add this flour to any dish in which you could have used wheat flour. Oatmeal baked goods are airy, fluffy, with a delicious aroma.
Finely ground organic oat flour is valuable not only for people. All sorts of bugs and insects will enjoy it, so you should protect it from them. The most optimal storage decision is hermetically sealed containers made from glass and placed in a dry, dark place. So, before making the oat flour, take care of preparing the storage space.
Mix It or Substitute Other Flours with Oat Flour
You can mix oat flour for baking with other types of flour: wheat, corn, rye, and flaxseed. It will only add benefits and increase nutritional value.