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Thank you to those who have waited to order due to our recent limited capacity. We are continuing to clear the backlog of orders this week and have now implemented a stock control system releasing onto the website the products we are able to mill each week. If a product is out-of-stock, please check back later in the week as we mill more product. Message dated 1st September 2026. Dismiss
The home of stone-ground artisan flour ground by wind power
£6.00 – £64.00Price range: £6.00 through £64.00
Update 27th August 2026 – due to supply issues, we are currently out of stock. We anticipate being able to re-stock by the end of September. Our apologies.
Stephen Cragg and his team have built up a significant farming businses specialising in growing ancient grains including Spelt, Emmer & Einkorn. We are pleased to be able to offer their spelt grain as both flour and grain.
The 2025 harvest has slightly smaller berry sizes than usual, but has a lovely flavour and produces a great, soft spelt flour.
From the wholemeal, we dress (sieve) the spelt to produce our white spelt flour. The flour produces a silky dough which delivers a lively loaf with an intense nutty flavour! Some ask why white spelt is so expensive – the answer: sieving the spelt leaves around 70% of the wholemeal spelt which it comes from – sadly, we cannot sell the bran, so you need to contribute to the value lost when we dress the flour. Spelt grain is already much more expensive than milling wheat because it yields less per acre and the de-hulling process which is used to remove the outer coat around the seed causes a loss of viable grains; all factors which drive up the cost.
The flour contains no additives and has a “best before” date which is 6 months from the date of milling
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| Weight | 1.5kg, 12kg, 25kg, 3kg, 6kg |




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