The fact that the bag has not been opened will not ensure that the flour is still okay to use. There is a window of a few months past the Best Before Date (BBD) when the product is still OK, depending on how it was stored. The flour can be okay for a long time...
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FAQ Category: PRODUCT INFORMATION FOR FLOURS AND CEREALS
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Is your flour pre sifted?
Yes, modern day milling incorporates a sifting step in the production of flour.
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Why do ROGERS cereal packages say do not eat raw and wash your hands?
ROGERS NO Additive cereals are considered raw, unprocessed agricultural products. Regulations state that we must note on packaging that cooking is required before consumption because, in producing these cereals, the grains do not reach temperatures that will remove the risk of contamination from where they are grown, harvested, and stored. However…….. EATING RAW OATS AND...
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Where is the Best Before on ROGERS Flour Bags?
The best before is inked on the top of the flour bags.
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Is ROGERS Wheat Bran processed?
No, ROGERS Wheat Bran is unprocessed, all natural with no additives.
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Is the nutritional values quoted on the cereal packages based on dry cereal or cooked?
The nutritional values are based on dry cereal.
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Is ROGERS Wheat Germ toasted?
No, ROGERS Wheat Germ is unprocessed, all natural with no additives.
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What is the difference between soluble and insoluble fibre?
Soluble fibre absorbs water and forms a gel. Its health benefits include lowering blood cholesterol and managing blood glucose. Insoluble fibre speeds gut transit time of the food through the body, making you more regular. Both types can make you feel full longer, thereby reducing appetite.
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What kind of fibre is in ROGERS Large Flake Oats and Porridge Oats?
These ROGERS oat cereal offer both soluble and insoluble fibre. Soluble fibre is the gel like portion that you get when cooking oats. It is very healthy and aids in lowering cholesterol. The insoluble fibre, like wheat bran is also healthy and aids in digestion, helping us to stay regular. Both types of fibre make...