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Pollen substitute
Does anyone know a UK source of low-fat soya flour? Here's hoping ...
Kate
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I got soya flour and brewers yeast for Holland & Barrets last year but never go around to using it
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Was it low-fat soya flour (pollen has 4% fat ... soya flour 20% unless the fat is reduced)?
I've been wondering about using gram/chickpea flour instead of (full-fat) soya as the fat content is nearer that of pollen ... but lower proteins.
Winter quandaries ... and time to explore them ...
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Oddly enough, I've spent much of the day in a meeting for a project which may provide a source of home-grown high protein flour, from field/faba beans. But not quite yet ...
Bags I test it on bees first.
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Defatted soya flour is used in Granose and Goodness TVP products (being veggie I can't see the attraction in them, but I digress...). Maybe contact the companies direct? And report back...
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Kirk boy asked the same question here
http://www.sbai.org.uk/sbai_forum/sh...ree-Soya-Flour
I've just looked at the bag I got from H&B last year and it's 20%. Bees still alive though! The above thread links to another one - well it used to due to -- err well I won't go into that now! I've just had a quick look and can't find the original thread I referred to. We may have to wait for Gavin and his high protein flour. It's not GM is it Gavin?
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Not GM (unfortunately!). Could be though, if you really want .....
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