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Castle Valley Grains

Get the inside scoop on the taste, texture, and history of Castle Valley Mill's grains.

Aired 11/25/2016 | Rating NR

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Castle Valley Grains

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Get the inside scoop on the taste, texture, and history of Castle Valley Mill's grains.

Get the inside scoop from Francis Fischer, owner of Castle Valley Mill, on the taste texture, and history of the grains that make up Castle Valley Mill's line of products. Learn which products are best for the dishes you want to make. From pancakes to popcorn, they have a grain for it.

Aired 11/25/2016 | Rating NR

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