crushed barley

Like pearled barley? It's an ingredient in Cricket crack I believe. Some consider it to be a "superfood." I use some in my gutloads and beddings.
 
??? Seems like a question we would normally ask you! lol :D
Theres a food item that sandra doesnt know about!!?!??! OMG the sky is falling the sky is falling!
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ha ha ! :D
To set your mind at ease, its not that I dont know anything about it. Im just curious to see how wide-spread its use is (or isnt).

Like pearled barley? It's an ingredient in Cricket crack I believe. Some consider it to be a "superfood." I use some in my gutloads and beddings.

good to know - thanks!
whole crushed is better than pearled, in that it is the whole grain (whereas pearled has some removed). Id not call it a super food, but it is one of the better whole grains.
 
Let me rephrase....
OMG. theres a food item Sandra doesnt know EVERYTHING about!?!
The sky is falling!
 
If I remember correctly, I read somewhere that for human consumption it is inedible until it is de-hulled. I like to eat some of the ingredients that I buy for my gutload since it's generally good for human consumption. Pearled barely is easier to get for me. Next time I'll buy some plain de-hulled barley though.

I don't consider it a super food either.
 
If I remember correctly, I read somewhere that for human consumption it is inedible until it is de-hulled. I like to eat some of the ingredients that I buy for my gutload since it's generally good for human consumption. Pearled barely is easier to get for me. Next time I'll buy some plain de-hulled barley though.

I don't consider it a super food either.

hulled barley is better than pearled, but both are still good :)
I appreciate your feedback/ input pssh - thanks!

still laughing, elivs camimom :)
 
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