Roasted barley containing 8% barley β-glucan with various health benefits.
"Roasted β-glucan-rich barley flour" is a roasted product made from barley that can be used as a topping or in other applications. The barley β-glucan contained in this product, which is 8%, has health benefits such as regulating digestive health, suppressing carbohydrate absorption, and lowering cholesterol levels in the blood. By using our glucan-rich barley flour products, you can create a variety of products that possess the health benefits of barley β-glucan. [Features] - Contains 8% β-glucan - Roasted product - Can be used as is *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Appearance: Powdered ■Content: 15kg ■Shelf Life: 6 months *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Uses】 ■ Cereal and cornflakes ■ Bread and other bakery products ■ Noodles ■ Nutritional support foods ■ Powdered beverages, etc. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Established for 65 years, we are an agricultural processing food manufacturer that handles a wide range of products including rice flour, sweet rice flour, sesame, soybean flour, barley, pickling ingredients, and organic products. Among these, our rice flour and sweet rice flour boast top-class production volumes in Japan. As the demand for natural food increases, attention is being drawn to safe organic foods that do not rely on chemical fertilizers or pesticides. At our company, we strive to produce high-quality, safe, and secure organic foods using carefully selected ingredients at our factory certified by Organic JAS. Additionally, we were the first in our industry to obtain FSSC22000 certification in 2018 and were the first in Japan to receive "Gluten-Free Rice Flour Certification" for our rice flour powder.
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