Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour
What is Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour?
Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour is a blend of flours made from seven different whole grains and sesame seeds. The grains and sesame seeds are milled into a fine powder to create the flour blend.
Is Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour vegan?
Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour is not animal-derived. Products that contain it can still include other animal-derived ingredients, so check the full ingredient list.
Is Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour gluten-free?
This ingredient contains wheat, which is a major FDA allergen and contains gluten.
What is Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour used for?
Manufacturers add this flour blend to products primarily for its nutritional content, including fiber and other nutrients from whole grains and sesame.
Is Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour safe?
As a blend of common food ingredients, this flour is generally recognized as safe for consumption.
Why it's used
Manufacturers add this flour blend to products primarily for its nutritional content, including fiber and other nutrients from whole grains and sesame. It also contributes to the texture and flavor of foods. It is commonly found in cereals, baked goods, and snack products.
Health notes
As a blend of common food ingredients, this flour is generally recognized as safe for consumption. Whole grains are widely considered part of a healthy diet. There are no specific regulatory approvals or evaluations by bodies like JECFA or EFSA for this specific blend, as it is a composite food ingredient rather than an additive. No notable controversies exist regarding the safety of this flour blend at typical intake levels, beyond potential allergenicity.
Allergen info
This ingredient contains wheat, which is a major FDA allergen and contains gluten. It also contains sesame, which is a major FDA allergen.
Foods that contain Kashi Seven Whole Grain & Sesame Flour
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