Sorghum Flour

Healthy grain alternatives for baking

Whole Grain Sorghum Flour is milled with the entire grain, including the hull, making it a good source of protein and fibre in your baked goods. The flour has a neutral flavour and light colour and can be used with other flours in a variety of baking methods.

White Sorghum flour is milled without the whole grain hull, much like traditional flours. The flour has a neutral flavour and light colour and can be used with other flours in a variety of baking methods.

Sorghum comes in two varieties:

  • WHITE SORGHUM – Sweet Sorghum Grain and Flour
  • RED SORGHUM – Sweet Sorghum Grain and Flour

Also known as Egyptian Millet, Durra, Jowari, or Milo – Sorghum is a favourite in gluten-free diets.

Sorghum packs healthy benefits in every grain.

The super grain is high in protein, rich in antioxidants and naturally gluten-free. Plus, whole grain sorghum helps keep you fuller longer and provides beneficial dietary fibre for digestive health.

Sorghum grain can be served like rice or quinoa. You can prepare sorghum as a delicious side dish or as the base for a main meal. Try sorghum for breakfast, lunch, dinner and even snacks your whole family will love.

The grain is easy to cook using your oven, stovetop, slow cooker or rice cooker. Sorghum can even be frozen and then reheated without losing its great taste

High in Fiber

Non-GMO grain

A great source of antioxidants

Healthy grain alternatives for baking

Nutritional Values

All values are per 100g

Protein
7.06 g
Fat
2.17 g
Dietary Fibre
6.68 g
Sugar
1 g
Glycaemic Carbohydrates
73.9 g
Sodium
1 mg
Calories
361
Kilojoules
1509