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Ancient Harvest Quinoa Flakes, 12-Ounce Box
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
By Patti Cake
Ancient Harvest Quinoa Flakes cook up into a hearty hot cereal. They taste great on their own, sweetened or with butter. It cooks very fast, which is a definite plus. Just don't expect a texture like you'd get with whole quinoa. It's more a mush like well cooked cornmeal, but it's higher in protein.
For those who can't eat gluten or are allergic to wheat as I am, this makes a great substitute for Cream of Wheat. Actually I prefer the taste of the quinoa flakes.
BTW, I was happy to find it here at this price since the few times I was able to buy it at the store it was $5.99 per box.
For those who can't eat gluten or are allergic to wheat as I am, this makes a great substitute for Cream of Wheat. Actually I prefer the taste of the quinoa flakes.
BTW, I was happy to find it here at this price since the few times I was able to buy it at the store it was $5.99 per box.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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I love these quinoa flakes...they are relatively easy to make (I just cook them in the microwave. They have a very unique, kind of nutty taste (I guess like quinoa) and can be made thick or thin. It has the texture of grits or cream of wheat and, like quinoa, is a great source of protein...and it's gluten free. I have served this for friends at a brunch and they loved it. I sometimes put warmed fruit (microwaved frozen berries) in it...and it is a great treat. Highly recommended and a great deal. Also, the boxes came with a very long shelf life, but I am sure that they will be gobbled up fairly soon.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
a QUICK hot cereal that isn't overly processed - and is Kosher, gluten free and organic
May 21, 2011
By a consumer
Breakfast time in our household is very busy, so often I've been setting up our rice cooker with a timer the night before to cook hot cereal that's ready when we are. This works great, but we wanted to expand the cereal choices.
Not ready to order a multi-pack of Quinoa (pronounced keen-WAH), I got a single box of these Ancient Harvest Quinoa Flakes at the local health food store. It wasn't til I got home that I read on the box that a single serving (1/3 cup dry and 1 cup water) cooked in the microwave in only 2 and 1/2 mins. Cool. I was also pleased with the protein content - 4.3 grams per serving, not as good as oatmeal but better than all the other common hot cereal grains.
Not an issue for us, but if it is for you, you should know this cereal is gluten free, and per the manufacturer's website, processed in a gluten free facility, as well as Kosher and organic.
My husband found the taste a bit odd. I loved this cereal myself. To me the taste was ok, but the best part was the texture - it is extremely smooth and creamy, and a bit of Splenda and half and half made it perfect. It's far finer than Cream of Wheat or grits. The flakes really don't have a lot of taste which should make folks who like to creatively dress up their cereal happy, and if you like a chunkier breakfast there's always fruit and nuts to add if you want. If you have ever had bitter quinoa, you should know these are pre-washed and the bitter coating taken off, resulting in a very mild taste.
With this cereal, because of its quick cooking time, I don't use the rice cooker, just the microwave. It's no fuss, meaning a single stir when it's done is sufficient, you don't need to check and stir as you go.
The flakes can also be used to make pancakes or waffles, coating for cooking fish or chicken, baked muffins or cookies. There's recipes on the box.
If you're looking for a way to enliven your breakfast easily, a box of Quinoa Flakes is very worth a try. I can tell this will be a staple for me.
Not ready to order a multi-pack of Quinoa (pronounced keen-WAH), I got a single box of these Ancient Harvest Quinoa Flakes at the local health food store. It wasn't til I got home that I read on the box that a single serving (1/3 cup dry and 1 cup water) cooked in the microwave in only 2 and 1/2 mins. Cool. I was also pleased with the protein content - 4.3 grams per serving, not as good as oatmeal but better than all the other common hot cereal grains.
Not an issue for us, but if it is for you, you should know this cereal is gluten free, and per the manufacturer's website, processed in a gluten free facility, as well as Kosher and organic.
My husband found the taste a bit odd. I loved this cereal myself. To me the taste was ok, but the best part was the texture - it is extremely smooth and creamy, and a bit of Splenda and half and half made it perfect. It's far finer than Cream of Wheat or grits. The flakes really don't have a lot of taste which should make folks who like to creatively dress up their cereal happy, and if you like a chunkier breakfast there's always fruit and nuts to add if you want. If you have ever had bitter quinoa, you should know these are pre-washed and the bitter coating taken off, resulting in a very mild taste.
With this cereal, because of its quick cooking time, I don't use the rice cooker, just the microwave. It's no fuss, meaning a single stir when it's done is sufficient, you don't need to check and stir as you go.
The flakes can also be used to make pancakes or waffles, coating for cooking fish or chicken, baked muffins or cookies. There's recipes on the box.
If you're looking for a way to enliven your breakfast easily, a box of Quinoa Flakes is very worth a try. I can tell this will be a staple for me.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Delicious!
I saw an Australian guy on YouTube make quinoa/tuna cakes that looked super easy. I have never seen quinoa flakes before so ordered them on Amazon and couldn't be happier these... Read more
Published 11 days ago by BKC
5.0 out of 5 stars
quinoa
i love this food. i moisten it with milk and let sit for about a half n hour than add currants and yummy for the tummy. this price is out of this nation. Read more
Published 21 days ago by cheryl
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good stuff
This is a unique cereal
It has a very high protein content, with no fat and no sweeteners
Excellent hot cereal. Better than oatmeal
It has a very high protein content, with no fat and no sweeteners
Excellent hot cereal. Better than oatmeal
Published 1 month ago by Buffy
5.0 out of 5 stars
Acient Harvest Quinoa Flakes
These are great to add to baking recipes or soups, stews, or about anything to add more protein and fiber. Read more
Published 1 month ago by More Music
5.0 out of 5 stars
Taste like Cream of Wheat
These taste just like Cream of Wheat, and have a nice texture. They cook quickly, and are great in recipes.
Published 1 month ago by Fun2Review
3.0 out of 5 stars
Quinoa healthy life
I know and use Quinoa in its natural state cooked much like you cook rice (looks like a tiny ball bearing) instead of rice (no cholesterol) also good in salads
The flakes... Read more
The flakes... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Shopster
4.0 out of 5 stars
Product Review
This product is okay, but not as taty as I had hoped. I wanted it for the protein and breakfast. Just my personal taste I guess, but needs lots of additives to make it taste as... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Ruth Ann Kiger
5.0 out of 5 stars
QUINOA FLAKES
This is better than Southern corn grits b/c while it looks the same with scrambled eggs next to it, it is far from the energy sapping grits of olden days. Read more
Published 3 months ago by maddyburg
5.0 out of 5 stars
Expensive but good
Our little one is gluten intolerant. I use this in the morning with pear and apple puree. He loves it. Sometimes I have it with cocoa nut milk and chocolate. Very tasty. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Amazon shopper
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome and Great Price!
We love these quinoa flakes. We discovered these when we went gluten free.
We use them mostly as a breakfast cereal. Read more
We use them mostly as a breakfast cereal. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Tina
