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Finely Ground Brown Rice Flour

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Fiddle-Faddle Community Regular
Fiddle-Faddle
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I love Authentic Foods finely ground brown rice flour, but I just can't afford to spend $8+ plus shipping for a measly 3 pounds of flour! A friend and I were going to split an order from shopbydiet.com, but the shipping charges are so steep, it's ridiculous! I can't find it in the Asian grocery, either--they only have white rice flour and glutinous rice flour.

Anybody know where the best deals are?

Thanks!

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TCA Contributor
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I'm right there with you. I'm considering going with the less nutritous, but cheaper white rice flour. I just can't afford the Authentic Foods, but I LOVE it!

Fiddle-Faddle Community Regular
Fiddle-Faddle
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Oh, hi, Tanya, how are you? ADORABLE picture!

I already use half white rice flour in all the recipes that call for brown. I would like to use brown, though!

wowzer Community Regular
wowzer
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You may want to try a health food store. The one by me mainly carries vitamins, but they have a flour aisle. It has been the cheapest place I've found so far to buy brown rice flour. I'm in Michigan.

TCA Contributor
TCA
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Oh, hi, Tanya, how are you? ADORABLE picture!

I already use half white rice flour in all the recipes that call for brown. I would like to use brown, though!

Alison,

Sorry, just got back to this thread. Busy weekend. Thanks about the picture. I thought it was cute.

I have found Rice Powder at my local Asian store. It's a great texture, just white rice. It's only 1.00 for 30 oz. That's the best deal I've found. Just no brown rice.

Hugs,

Tanya

cchhrriiss Newbie
cchhrriiss
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I bought a coffee grinder (10-50) and grind medium grain brown rice. The bag cost $2, and I get 8 cups. Just don't try dry beans in the grinder unless you invest in a flour mill (200) becuse it blew my first coffee mill up.

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TCA
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I bought a coffee grinder (10-50) and grind medium grain brown rice. The bag cost $2, and I get 8 cups. Just don't try dry beans in the grinder unless you invest in a flour mill (200) becuse it blew my first coffee mill up.

Can you get it really fine with this? I don't drink coffee, so I'm clueless! Thanks!

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cchhrriiss Newbie
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I think so, it looks fine to me. I was not a baker before DH, so I might not be the best judge. I do use it for muffins and lorka's bread, and it taste great. Bed bath and Beyond told me if it didn't grind well enough I could take it back. Try it, you have nothing to lose.

kbabe1968 Enthusiast
kbabe1968
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Do you have an Indian (country, not native American) grocer? WE found A LOT of different flours. I can't remember seeing brown rice, but I was overwhelmed, there were like 40 types of flour there. I got the white rice flour - 4 lb bag - for $2.29 (I usually pay $2.99 for ONE lb at Whole Foods) and I spent $2.99 for a 3 lb bag of sorghum flour.

:)

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