Where do you get your Almond Flour?

[Chook]

Up until now I've been using ground almonds then whizzing them in a liquidiser to grind them up a bit but Mr C has been coming up with loads of recipes he wants to cook using super fine almond flour so I thought I'd get some in. Wow! Its expensive stuff!!

Any suggestions?

 

[Juicetin]

Check Ebay, some bargains come up now and again. I've just bought some well cheap off there, good stuff too.

 

[asparagusp]

Holland And Barrett - http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/sh...m_medium=cpc&gclid=CMLs-vvc2NACFY9uGwodGcYE9A I wonder if you can make marzipan with it .....

 

[clairese]

Hello. I've been using almond flour a lot but buy ground almonds and mostly use it as it is. Makes great cheese scones to have with soup! I buy from Real Foods http://www.realfoods.co.uk because the bigger quantity you buy the cheaper it is, so 500g is about £6. 50. They are great for all sorts of things, coconut flakes for making granola and assorted grains and fruit for my husband's muesli. I find coconut flour a little too strongly flavoured for savoury things. Good luck with the cooking; it's fun experimenting to see what works.

 

[Chook]

Hello. I've been using almond flour a lot but buy ground almonds and mostly use it as it is. Makes great cheese scones to have with soup! I buy from Real Foods http://www.realfoods.co.uk because the bigger quantity you buy the cheaper it is, so 500g is about £6. 50. They are great for all sorts of things, coconut flakes for making granola and assorted grains and fruit for my husband's muesli. I find coconut flour a little too strongly flavoured for savoury things. Good luck with the cooking; it's fun experimenting to see what works.

Mr. Chook has bought a kilo of the Real Foods superfine almond flour through eBay. Very expensive but hopefully worth it.

Thanks for the suggestions.