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Sorghum is a healthful, hearty grain to add to your family’s pantry. Fuel your family’s bellies for hours- this gluten-free grain is an excellent source of a variety nutrients, with an extraordinary amount of dietary fiber, which is great for digestive systems! Whether cooking with the grain, flour, syrup, or otherwise, sorghum is a versatile Old World grain that shouldn’t be overlooked in today’s kitchen!
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From the Mouth of a Kid:
My favorite is the sorghum syrup! It’s so sweet!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
I‘ve loved adding recipes that include sorghum into my family’s diet! I’ve stocked up on a few different sorghum products, especially using both the sorghum grain and syrup when I cook. It’s super kid-friendly, while also being nutritionally appealing to me and my husband!
Personally, I love adding it to my salads, as it keeps me fuller for longer!
The Icing on the Cake:
Sorghum can be used in a variety of recipes! Check out some delicious here: www.simplysorghum.com/recipes.
Time to Eat?!
Any time a whole grain is on the menu!
Mix it Up!
Try popping your whole grain sorghum like popcorn to snack on while watching a movie for an alternative that’s high in calcium and iron! Just be careful it doesn’t burn!
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