Organic Kaniwa is often mistaken for quinoa, and some stores even advertise it as “baby quinoa”. However, these two super grains are quite different. Whole kaniwa grain is, technically, a seed, just like quinoa, buckwheat, and millet. But it offers all the nutritional benefits of whole grains; therefore, classed as one.
Date N Nut Roll
1 × $5.23 
Organic Whole Wheat Noodles (Flats)
1 × $3.59 
Cinnamon Pecan Sticky Bun Nat Oatmeal
1 × $4.80 
Chocolate Almond Butter
1 × $6.43 
Black Raspberry Pastry Filling
1 × $10.35 
Egg White Powder
1 × $21.74 
Green Split Peas
1 × $1.50 
Frozen Corn, Sweet, Yellow
1 × $2.07 Chana Dal Peas
1 × $4.99 
King Arthur Organic Whole Wheat Flour
1 × $1.52 
2lb Plastic Meat Bags
1 × $0.09 Semolina Lasagna
1 × $2.75 Semolina Pasta Small Shells
1 × $2.32 Blueberries, Frozen, Cultivated
2 × $2.66 
Dehydrated Scalloped Potatoes
1 × $3.60 Durum Semolina Flour
1 × $1.36 
Grated Parmesan Cheese
1 × $5.96 
Lemon Grass Tea Bags
1 × $20.05 Frozen Cut Green Beans
1 × $2.47 
Red Star Yeast (Container)
1 × $11.33 
CONVENTIONAL Gluten Free Regular Rolled Oats
1 × $2.37 Subtotal: $119.84
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