WHOLESALE

WE WORK WITH RESTAURANTS AND BAKERIES

BENEFITS OF BAKING WITH OUR GRAIN

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  • Full Flavor & Nutrients

    Our stone-ground grains make for better cooking and baking with added flavor, texture and nutrients unlike any typical "whole grain" product.

  • Access to Varieties

    We carefully select heritage, ancient and non-GMO seeds that are more flavorful and also found to be more digestible than modern highly hybridized grains.

  • Assurance Through Knowledge

    Each bag is freshly stone ground and labeled with its milled date and its source — direct from a local farm using responsible agricultural practices.

  • Make a Difference

    Food shouldn't make us feel sluggish or question its contents. Be part of a larger movement to reclaim our food from over-industrialization and bake better.

SMALL & LARGE CAPACITY MILLING

Wholesale discounts available for larger quantities. Contact us for pricing.

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BAKERIES

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PIZZERIAS

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LOCAL MARKETS

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CONFECTIONARY

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TAQUERIAS

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BAKERIES • PIZZERIAS • LOCAL MARKETS • CONFECTIONARY • TAQUERIAS •

Show your support for local

A woman standing behind a table with a display of freshly baked bread at a market or event. The table has shelves filled with loaves of bread. She is smiling and wearing a black shirt with a logo related to sourdough bread. There is a banner hanging from the table that reads 'Columbus Sourdough Handcrafted Artisan Bread.'
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People ordering and paying at the counter of Atticus Bread Company in a bakery with a sign displaying artisan breads and a digital menu on the wall.
Display of bread, pastries, and baked goods at Littleton's Market Bakery on wooden shelves, with tote bags hanging beneath on a white tiled wall with the bakery's sign.
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Join us in reclaiming good food and soil.

Over-industrialization has changed how we farm and what we eat.