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The oat: A KEY INGREDIENT IN DAIRY-FREE ALTERNATIVE FOOD PRODUCTS

July 15, 2020

From discovering food sensitivities and allergies to setting new personal nutrition goals, the American diet is constantly evolving. The need for healthy, allergen-free alternatives is growing with these changing food preferences and requirements. One area that we have seen a particularly significant need for alternative options is the dairy industry. For those with lactose intolerance […]

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THE IMPLICATIONS OF OAT FIBER FOR KETO BREAD APPLICATIONS

June 8, 2020

The marketplace is full of individuals with a diverse expanse of food preferences and requirements. One common trend in nutrition is a gravitation toward diets low in carbohydrates. Among the wave of popular low-carb diets, including paleo and gluten-free regimens, is the ketogenic diet. Many Americans are turning to the keto diet with the hopes […]

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Triticale: The Underestimated Versatile Grain

May 19, 2020

Grain Millers is proud to offer innovative solutions to achieve the goals of our clients in the development of new and unique products. One often overlooked grain with untapped potential for new blends and formulas is triticale. Triticale is a hybrid of wheat and rye first bred in the 1950s. Triticale is a hybrid of […]

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Grain Millers Gluten-Free Oat Products – A Pioneered, Proven, Promise.

March 24, 2020

How Do Oats Become Certified Gluten-free? Although oats are naturally gluten-free, they can become contaminated by gluten-containing grains as the supply moves from the field, to on-farm storage, to trucks and railcars and eventually through the mill. In 2008, Grain Millers began pioneering a proprietary gluten-free oat production process, giving us the ability to remove […]

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Oat Fiber vs. Oat Bran: What’s the Difference?

December 2, 2019

Derived from the same grain, both oat fiber and oat bran are ingredients used to alter the texture and increase the Total Dietary Fiber (TDF) content of food products. However, their molecular composition and practical features differ significantly, making them ideal for different applications. On The Surface Oat fiber is the result of processing an […]

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