Organic Buckwheat Groats by Food to Live

Great quality , great taste . Wish was less expensive for the amount given .

Awesome product, good taste, quality, nice amount. I make healthy bread and pancakes out of it mixing it with coconut milk, the best dietician option, no fat, good for digestion, full of vitamins and minerals. Vegan and light.

I love this stuff. It's the first buckwheat I tried and I'm neurotic about spending money based on hearsay, but the reviews were good enough to get me to buy some and I havent regreted it. I thought I had screwed up because I first tried it straight boiled in unsalted water, which I don't recommend, but Ive come to find that it's rediculously versitile. So far my favorite way to prepare it is toasting under a broiler, stirred by a long metal spatula. I think it's called Kasha at that point and I'm perfectly happy muching on it just like that. If it's well toasted it has the interesting effect of heating up palpably if you chew it correctly and giving the sensation of a warm meal so it's a favored snack of mine. For general consumtion nowadays I just use my old hand crank processor to grind the toasted buckwheat into a rough meal, which can be used just like oat meal with the caveats that it takes a little longer to thicken, it smells and tastes better (if you dig earthy flavors like me), and it has a much more complete and balanced nutrient profile.

This bag of groats comes untoasted. I use them daily and the package size is perfect for one month subscription orders. I have a separate container but there is a reseal on the bag that seems to work just fine. I get other things monthly so in a larger shipment the buckwheat bag come intact and as expected. I've bought this item several

Buckwheat (Kasha) is very popular in Russia; the headline is a common saying about buckwheat there. I've tried many times but have not ruined it, yet. Easy to prepare, if you can boil water. I have added this to my "survival food" stock (supply chain issues and general preparedness) because: it is relatively inexpensive; stores and keeps well; has an innate flavor that my family loves; mixes well with eggs, vegetables, meats, soups. Great nutritional profile. Next experiment: Buckwheat and Black Beans - Yum!

We've been surprised by how much the price for groats can vary from store to store. Some places ask a ridiculous amount for bulk buckwheat. This is frustrating when the supply at one's regular store is not reliable. There is not too much to say about these. They are good groats. We use them for all sorts of recipes -- cream of buckwheat, kasha, breaded fish and chicken, pancakes. They are clean (free of husk or stones) tasty and stayed fresh for a couple of months.

Great flavor and texture! I use them in overnight groats and cooked. Enjoy them both hot and cold. Package has a ziplock feature that has worked no matter how many times I open it.

If you bake for a gluten free diet this is your go to. I love the flavor of buckwheat so maybe I am biased.

As expected. Very fresh too

This is the best I brought. Very-very Clean. I checked both of the 2 packages before I cooked and I did not found any dirt in it. So the is perfect. I hope anyone else will find this product as good as I did.

This is the best buckwheat I ever tried. Period. And I had it all my life since a kid.

It makes for a very healthy breakfast, eat it raw it’s delicious

Loved the product . Add it to a lot of different meals.