Biodynamic
Biodynamic – Organic Milk Unhomogenised
$7.56Unhomogenised milk is not filtered and mixed leaving a layer of cream on top.
Biodynamic – Organic Milk Homogenised
$7.56Demeter pure whole milk is produced within Nature’s organisation without the use of artificial fertilizers or synthetic chemicals, GMO’S or other additives.
Biodynamic – Organic Oats Rolled
$7.78A big, fluffy, sweet smelling oat that is stabilized and rolled to the highest quality. The oats were grown to the strict Demeter Biodynamic National Standard.
Casein free, Certified Biodynamic, Certified Organic, dairy free, low GI, low sodium, so artificial colours or flavours, non-GMO, preservative free, sugar free, vegan, vegetarian, VFMA.
Biodynamic – Organic Rice Medium Grain Brown
$8.93Australian grown Certified Demeter Biodynamic rice from the Barham district in NSW. Brown rice is the whole grain with just the first outer layer (husk or hull) removed through milling. It still retains its fiber and the germ which contains many of the most vital nutrients. Medium grain rice has a higher starch content so makes stickier rice.
Biodynamic – Organic Rice Medium Grain White
$8.93Australian grown Certified Demeter Biodynamic rice from the Barham district in NSW. White rice is brown rice that has first been milled to take away the bran and much of the germ. This reduces the fiber and many nutrients. It is further polished to take away the remaining layer of germ (called the aleurone layer) which contains its essential oils.
Biodynamic – Organic Soya Beans
$4.80Australian grown Certified Demeter Biodynamic Soya Beans.
Soybeans are most often transformed in other foods such as tempeh, tofu, miso, shoyu, soy milk or other food ingredients. However, cooked soybeans can also be used as an ingredient in soups, sauces and stews. Whole soybeans are an excellent source of protein and dietary fibre. Soy protein is the only vegetable with a complete protein.
Biodynamic – Organic White Basmati Rice
$52.00Basmati is a variety of long, slender-grained aromatic rice which is traditionally from the Indian subcontinent. As of 2018-19, India exported to 65% of the overseas basmati rice market, while Pakistan accounted for the remainder.
