5,500-Year-Old Grinding Stones Reveal Early Farmers Made Porridge, Not Flour
Early farmers did not live on water and bread but rather on water and gruel, alongside berries, nuts, roots, and meat.
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5,500-Year-Old Stone Tools Reveal Surprising Secrets About Neolithic Farmers’ Diets
One of the 14 grinding stones that archeologists found while excavating a 5,500-year-old settlement on the Danish island ...
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9 Grains That Are Surprisingly High in Protein
Whole grains have all parts of the grain intact, preserving its nutrient profile, whereas refined grains have part of the grain removed, and with it some nutrients are lost — so it's obviously ...
From grain to whiskey to cattle feed: The life-cycle of McClintock’s Maryland rye
By Cameron Adams [email protected] McClintock Distilling co-founder Braeden Bumpers spoke with his trademark energy and attention to detail about how they planned to celebrate their eighth ...