Bob's Red Mill Teff Flour, 20oz – Non-GMO, Whole Grain, Vegan, Kosher

Bob's Red Mill Teff Flour: A Light, Nutty Whole Grain

Bob's Red Mill Teff Flour is milled from a gluten-free ancient grain that originated in Ethiopia, yielding a delicate, light flour with a unique flavor. The stone-ground process preserves the whole grain, producing a fine texture you can feel in batter and dough.

Teff’s standout details go beyond its tiny size. Teff is the smallest grain in the world, with about 100 teff grains equaling a single kernel of wheat. That compact profile translates to a flour that adds a subtle, earthy aroma and a gentle, wholesome bite to many baked goods.

• Gluten-free ancient grain, stone-ground to a fine texture for easy mixing
• 100% whole grain flour, naturally high in fiber and iron

In practice, teff flour can replace a portion of white flour in recipes. A common starting point is substituting about 25% of the white flour called for in muffins, cakes, flatbreads, and cookies to boost nutrition and introduce a distinctive flavor without sacrificing structure.

Practical kitchen uses underline teff flour’s versatility: it shines in flatbreads and injera-inspired breads, as well as muffins, cookies, waffles, and cakes. The flour’s light crumb blends well with spices, fruit, cocoa, and sesame, making it a flexible option for both vegan and plant-based bakers.

• Versatile in flatbreads, muffins, cakes, cookies, and waffles
• Pairs well with fruit, chocolate, and spice accents for creative recipes

Bob's Red Mill packages this Teff Flour in a 20-ounce bag that is non-GMO, vegan, and Kosher. The combination of a gluten-free grain and 100% whole grain milling offers flexibility for a range of recipes, while keeping the ingredient list simple and trusted.

Texture and aroma can elevate everyday baking: teff flour yields a soft crumb with a delicate, nutty note that complements both sweet and savory dishes. This makes it a compelling option to experiment with in your go-to treats or weeknight meals, without promising specific outcomes.