At Janzen Family Farms, we grow certified organic wheat and produce freshly stone-milled flour using a Meadows 8-inch stone mill. JFF whole wheat flour is the main ingredient in our Little Red Hen Bakery bread, which Norm Oeding, JFF farm manager, created and started marketing, Sept 1, 2005.
JANZEN FAMILY FARMS’ HENRY CREEK FLOUR MILL
We offer the following white and red certified organic wheat products:
• Stone-ground flour: $5/ 4 lb bag, $1/lb 10 lbs or more
• Cracked wheat: $5/ 4 lb bag; $ 1/ lb, 10 lbs or more
• Wheat berries: $5/ 5 lb bag; $.80/lb, 10 lbs or more
In stores, our wheat berries are available in Newton at Prairie Harvest, and in Wichita at Food for Thought and all three Whole Foods Association locations. JFF flour is available at Prairie Harvest and Food for Thought. In addition, you can pick these products up at the farm (please call first!), we can ship them to you, or you can find us at various farmers markets in season. Products produced with JFF flour include crêpes at the Lotus Leaf Café & Crêperie in Wichita, and in some bread items baked at Prairie Harvest in Newton.
LITTLE RED HEN BAKERY
We also offer goods from Little Red Hen Bakery, produced with our own freshly stone-milled wheat flour:
Whole Wheat Breads:
• Honey Whole Wheat—great for toast and sandwiches, sliced
• Honey Whole Wheat Artisan Loaf
• Seven Grain Artisan Loaf
• Burger Buns—for those awesome JFF 100% grass-fed burgers
• Hoagie Buns—with a hot dog or as a sub/hero
• Dinner Rolls—doubles as a small “slider” burger bun
• Raisin Bread—TOAST
• Raisin Bread Artisan Loaf—Texas toast, slice your own
• Raisin Rolls—try these as a bun with a sausage patty
Cracked Wheat Breads:
• Old Fashion Cracked Wheat—more fiber and heartier sandwiches
• Old Fashion Cracked Wheat Artisan Loaf
• Five Grain Artisan Loaf
All of our Little Red Hen Bakery bread includes certified organic, freshly stone-milled whole wheat flour from Henry Creek Flour Mill as the main ingredient.
You can buy Little Red Hen Bakery products in Wichita at Food for Thought and all three Whole Foods Association stores.
Want to know more about whole grain flour, or why freshly milled flour is great? Please see our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page.
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