Rye Flour?

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Old 04-08-2013, 10:59 AM
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Anyone know where you can buy rye flour for bread making? Already tried Publix, Sweetbay & Fresh Market.

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I order mine from King Arthur Flour and have it shipped.
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Old 04-08-2013, 11:23 AM
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check online at Walmart - I know - believe it or not it was the only place I found Soy flour! Not kidding.
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WOW....I went to the Walmart website and there it is.

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I have seen rye flour around but can't recall where. MY recent search was for Rye Meal. I had no problem finding it years ago but it has become almost impossible now to locate. An online search took me to a store in Oregon, Butte creek Mill. I decided to order some, hoping it would be the same as what I bought many years ago. It is! I make a recipe that came from my Danish ancestors. It is a dense bread that doesn't rise much but it is so good.
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Old 04-08-2013, 04:24 PM
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Glad you found the rye flour at Walmart. I have been looking for rye grain that I have a wonderful recipe for, but just can't find it anywhere.
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We order wheat and rye berries from a western state and mill our own for healthy breads.
Fresh market may have a small container of berries or rye flour. Sometimes Publix will have it on their green shelf in the flour isle.
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I too order all my special flour and special baking supplies from KingArthur.com which is located in VT. They have a lot of really good high quality baking supplies I can't find locally in the supermarkets.
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