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(2)Pumpkinickel,(2)Cinnamon Raisin
Contains raisin juice concentrate
These naturally cultured gluten-free breads use five whole ancient grains and organic ingredients. Both include raisin juice concentrate, which adds sweetness.
$46.50 1 lb 5 oz per loaf · lowest price at Simple Kneads Bakery
Price and stock checked Oct 31, 2026Key nutrition facts
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Ingredients: Water, millet flour*, sorghum flour*, teff flour*, quinoa flour*, buckwheat flour*, psyllium seed husk powder*, flax seed meal*, sea salt, pumpkin seeds*, caraway seeds*, carob powder*, raisin juice concentrate*, extra-virgin olive oil*; Cinnamon Raisin: water, millet flour*, sorghum flour*, quinoa flour*, raisins*, teff flour*, buckwheat flour*, raisin juice concentrate*, psyllium seed husk powder*, flax seed meal*, sea salt, extra-virgin olive oil*
Product details
Shelf lifeUp to 6 weeks refrigerated after opening
“Best if refrigerated after opening for up to 6 weeks.” — the product pageYour diet score
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Ingredients
Water Millet flour* Sorghum flour* Teff flour* Quinoa flour* Buckwheat flour* Psyllium seed husk powder* Flax seed meal* Sea salt Pumpkin seeds* Caraway seeds* Carob powder* Raisin juice concentrate* Extra-virgin olive oil*; Cinnamon Raisin: water Millet flour* Sorghum flour* Quinoa flour* Raisins* Teff flour* Buckwheat flour* Raisin juice concentrate* Psyllium seed husk powder* Flax seed meal* Sea salt Extra-virgin olive oil*
25 ingredients
Sourcing
Origin not disclosed on the product page.
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No additives, added sugars, seed oils or flavourings found in the ingredient list.
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