Hopi Blue Cornmeal -6 ounce bag
Traditional Hopi Blue Corn, organically grown at Spice of Life Farm in Odessa NY for over 10 years! Cameron Murdock, owner of Spice of Life Farm, has been saving seed every year to keep this heirloom corn going!
This heirloom corn variety makes a very delicious blue corn bread and polenta. Blue Corn, besides tasting great, is very nutritious. It is easier to digest as it has less indigestible starch than yellow corn. It also has more protein than yellow corn. A win win all around!
Six ounces is equal to 2 cups of cornmeal.
In today's world of large scale agriculture and GMOs, it is good to support and protect heirloom seed varieties of all kinds of vegetabels and flowers! Ask for them at your local farmer’s market! Diversity is good for life!
Traditional Hopi Blue Corn, organically grown at Spice of Life Farm in Odessa NY for over 10 years! Cameron Murdock, owner of Spice of Life Farm, has been saving seed every year to keep this heirloom corn going!
This heirloom corn variety makes a very delicious blue corn bread and polenta. Blue Corn, besides tasting great, is very nutritious. It is easier to digest as it has less indigestible starch than yellow corn. It also has more protein than yellow corn. A win win all around!
Six ounces is equal to 2 cups of cornmeal.
In today's world of large scale agriculture and GMOs, it is good to support and protect heirloom seed varieties of all kinds of vegetabels and flowers! Ask for them at your local farmer’s market! Diversity is good for life!
Traditional Hopi Blue Corn, organically grown at Spice of Life Farm in Odessa NY for over 10 years! Cameron Murdock, owner of Spice of Life Farm, has been saving seed every year to keep this heirloom corn going!
This heirloom corn variety makes a very delicious blue corn bread and polenta. Blue Corn, besides tasting great, is very nutritious. It is easier to digest as it has less indigestible starch than yellow corn. It also has more protein than yellow corn. A win win all around!
Six ounces is equal to 2 cups of cornmeal.
In today's world of large scale agriculture and GMOs, it is good to support and protect heirloom seed varieties of all kinds of vegetabels and flowers! Ask for them at your local farmer’s market! Diversity is good for life!
