Amaranth
These tiny seeds pop like mini fireworks! The Aztecs loved amaranth for its power to build strong bones.
These tiny seeds pop like mini fireworks! The Aztecs loved amaranth for its power to build strong bones.
Soft, chewy, and ancient! Barley was one of the first grains used to make bread, even by the Egyptians.
Black rice is a whole grain rice with a deep purple-black color that turns slightly purple when cooked.
Brown basmati is a long, thin whole grain rice with a natural aroma and fluffy texture when cooked.
Brown jasmine rice is a fragrant whole grain rice with a soft, slightly sticky texture when cooked.
Brown rice is whole rice that keeps its outer bran layer, giving it a light brown color and slightly chewy texture.
Not wheat, but a seed with a rich, nutty flavor! It’s the star ingredient in Japanese soba noodles.
Golden, sweet, and super fun—especially as popcorn!
Tiny grains that cook super fast and fluff up like magic! Perfect for busy little chefs.
The golden grain that makes the best pasta! It has a firm texture and a slightly nutty taste.
The oldest type of wheat with a sweet, nutty taste.
A chewy, ancient grain with a nutty taste.
The magic powder that makes cakes, cookies, and bread fluffy and delicious!
The tiniest grain with a mighty history! A West African treasure known for its light, fluffy texture.
Roasted young wheat with a smoky, earthy flavor and a chewy texture!
Pearl-like grains popular in Asian cuisine.
Large golden grains with a buttery taste, known as the "Pharaoh's grain" from ancient times!
Tiny golden grains with a mild, slightly sweet flavor.
Creamy, chewy, and perfect for breakfast! Oats keep you full and energized all day long.
Smooth and creamy or crispy and golden, polenta is made from ground corn!
Tiny, fluffy grains that come in many colors.
Red rice is whole grain rice with a red bran layer and a nutty, slightly earthy flavor.
Dark, hearty grains with a deep, earthy flavor.
The secret ingredient in many delicious pastas and desserts!