Bow & Arrow Blue Cornmeal

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$900

Rich in color and earthy flavor, this versatile and culturally important Indigenous staple is full of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. Try it in soups, sauces, casseroles, breads, tortillas, muffins, pancakes, and more. A product of the the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe in Towaoc, Colorado.


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James Eason
An Essential Addition to any Pantry for making Indigenous Cuisine!

The team at Tocabe as always makes sure to deliver excellent products. I'm always thoroughly pleased by the high quality and excellent taste of their products. Blue cornmeal is much sweeter than regular cornmeal, and is even supposed to have more nutritional value as well. An old friend of mine was from a small town near the Andes Mountains in Peru. Her grandmother gave her a recipe for a drink called Chicha de morada or in the language of her grandmother, Yahmor. I haven't been able to find a place that sells purple cornmeal and I remembered her telling me that if purple corn isn't available than substitute it with blue corn. Needless to say that her recommendation was a solid one. The Chicha de Morada / Yahmor that I made with this Blue Cornmeal was delicious! I really enjoy how versatile it is. If you want to make sweet grits, you can use it for that. If you want to make Chicha de Morada / Yahmor, you can make that. If you want to make blue cornbread then you can also use it for those purposes. If you've never had anything but yellow corn I highly recommend you give this blue cornmeal a try! I'm 100% sure you won't be disappointed! High quality product and highly recommended!

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Savannah OBrien
Blue cornmeal flour

This is by far the freshest blue cornmeal I have ever used. In years past, I had to go to a specialty store to get some and I didn’t even realize how long it had been on the shelf because many people don’t even know about it. Not only is blue corn distinctly flavorful, but it is also 60% higher in protein than yellow corn. (I have made blue cornbread and muffins for over forty years.) I am so thankful that I found Tocabe products and am now a fan for life. Originally, I was searching for a good source of pinto beans, and when I saw that they sold blue cornmeal, I could not believe my good fortune! Yes, they are now my go to source for pinto beans. They’re just as good as any organic pintos I have found so when my source dried up at the grocery store, I found Tocabe. Yay! A double bonus for me!

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Bow & Arrow Blue Cornmeal

$900

Rich in color and earthy flavor, this versatile and culturally important Indigenous staple is full of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. Try it in soups, sauces, casseroles, breads, tortillas, muffins, pancakes, and more. A product of the the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe in Towaoc, Colorado.

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