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White Sorghum Flour

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I am trying to find white sorghum flour to bake with in Oz or NZ. I was hoping anybody that knows where on my side of the world I could buy white sorghum flour could possibly help me. I have not been able to find white sorghum flour in Oz. :( Does New Zealand import it ? Does anybody know of a brand name so that I can possibly try and buy it from NZ as I would really like to bake with it. I can get brown Sorghum meal /Matabela that is imported from South Africa at the South African deli in Oz. I have Matabela/brown sorghum as porridge once a week and it is really tasty. If anybody could help I would really appreciate it. :P

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