Roasted Soy Grits, Full Fat are produced from cleaned, dry whole soybeans. The process utilizes dry milling technology which involves roasting, dehulling and milling into grits (any particle size requested). All the oil has been left in the soybean, to provide the full functional properties of soybeans. It is a good emulsifier in baked goods, adds texture to mouth feel as well as providing a roasted, nutty flavor. It can be used in muffins, breakfast bar, bread, nutritional cereal and granola.
Pacific Soybean & Grain is a global producer that specializes in manufacturing premium food grade soybeans used in the Food, Beverage and Nutrition industry. This company provides high quality, non-GMO soybeans for use in tofu, soy flour, natto, soymilk, miso, and more. Their product range includes Soy Fiber, Soy Grits, Textured Soy Protein, Soy Concentrate Powder, Soy Flour, and BakerSoy.
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