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Where/how Can I Get Superfine Brown Rice Flour In Canada?


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I'd like to try a couple of the recipes in Annalise's book but she says you have to use the superfine brown rice flour or it turns out gritty (with regular brown rice flour - and she's right, I tried :huh: ).

Does anyone know of any Canadian suppliers/resellers?

TIA

mamatide


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I am sure that this company can help you. They are based in Alberta but ship their stuff wherever. Under Products they have the email address and list of products available, if you scroll to near the bottom, they list brown rice flour - you can ask them if they make super fine.

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mamatide Enthusiast
I am sure that this company can help you. They are based in Alberta but ship their stuff wherever. Under Products they have the email address and list of products available, if you scroll to near the bottom, they list brown rice flour - you can ask them if they make super fine.

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Thanks! I've emailed them.

I'll let you know what I find out - if anyone knows or a reseller of Authentic Foods in Canada, please let me know!

AndreaB Contributor

www.glutenfreemall.com sells Authentic superfine rice flour. They will ship to Canada.

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I'd like to try a couple of the recipes in Annalise's book but she says you have to use the superfine brown rice flour or it turns out gritty (with regular brown rice flour - and she's right, I tried :huh: ).

Does anyone know of any Canadian suppliers/resellers?

TIA

mamatide

I just got Annalise's Gluten-free Baking Classics! I am excited to try out some of the recipes, I am in the U.S and wondered if anyone knew of other brands of rice flour that are finer ground?

luvs2eat Collaborator

I have her cookbook and just used Bob's brown rice flour. The butter cake came out DELICIOUS!! I've also made a pie crust that was also DELICIOUS!!

The baked goods are not at all gritty tasting!! I'm so happy!!

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