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.
Blanched Almond Meal
1 × $4.93 
Organic WW Cream of Wheat Cereal
1 × $2.06 
Frozen Organic Cut Spinach
2 × $3.02 Frozen 5 Mixed Vegetables
2 × $3.04 
Cloth Bologna Bags 1.5" dia x 12" long
1 × $1.30 
Loose Black Tea
1 × $11.07 Frozen Cut Green Beans
1 × $2.47 
Green Pea Flour
1 × $3.64 
Semolina Angel Hair Spaghetti
1 × $2.31 
Lentil Blend, Organic
1 × $3.32 Green Tea Tea Bags
1 × $13.20 
Beef Base (No MSG)
1 × $6.75 Frozen Fordhook Lima Beans
1 × $6.73 Country Corn Chowder Soup Mix
1 × $8.51 Dark Buckwheat Flour
1 × $2.66 Farina
1 × $1.26 Durum Patent Flour
1 × $1.45 
Activated Charcoal Powder (From Coconut)
1 × $9.99 
Clearfield White American Cheese, Cut & Wrap
1 × $4.40 Chai Tea Blend, Loose
1 × $20.91 Italian Tri-Colored Orzo Pasta
1 × $5.99 King Arthur Sir Galahad All Purpose Flour
1 × $0.78 King Arthur, Organic, Select Artisan, All Purpose Flour
1 × $1.58 
Organic Brown Flax Seeds
1 × $3.14 
Diced Coconut Tidbits
1 × $3.81 
Ladyfinger Popcorn
1 × $1.54 Subtotal: $135.92
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