almond-flour

Almond Flour – Finely Ground & Blanched

I have been baking and cooking with almond flour for about 15 years. You will find almond flour as a main ingredient in many of my recipes on Restoring Our Health.

It’s my recommendation that you buy almond flour online or at Costco. Bob’s Red Mill almond flour is available at Whole Foods, but it isn’t ground finely enough for my recipes so I wouldn’t recommend.

For finely ground almond flour, the almonds are blanched to remove the skins and then very finely ground to turn them into flour.  The particle size really matters with almond flour, so you need to use the recommended types of finely ground almond flour that are listed below. Don’t confuse almond flour with almond meal.  Almond meal contains whole, ground almonds that still have the skin on them. Almond meal works great when you need more texture in your baking.

You will also save money by ordering online because you can order in quantity.  I purchase almond flour in 25 pound boxes and store them in the freezer. I keep 2-3 pounds of almond flour in my refrigerator for my weekly baking needs.

 

Recommended sites for ordering Almond Flour & Coconut Flour:

Honeyville – Amazon www.amazon.com Online ordering available;
Free shipping with Prime
Honeyville Flour www.honeyville.com Online ordering available;
$8.99 flat shipping charge;
Wellbee’s – Amazon www.amazon.com Online ordering available;
Free shipping with Prime
Wellbee’s www.wellbees.com Online ordering available
Costco Kirkland’s Almond Flour www.costco.com Online ordering available
Blue Diamond Almond Flour www.amazon.com Online ordering available
Anthony’s Coconut Flour www.amazon.com Online ordering available
VivaNaturals Coconut Flour www.amazon.com Online ordering available