A faded Grano Puro sign painted on an old farmhouse beside a wheat field in Reggio Emilia, Italy

Il grano come una volta.

Wheat, the way it used to be

Ever wonder why you can eat pasta in Italy, but bread at home leaves you feeling heavy?

So did we. The answer took us to small family farms in Reggio Emilia, where wheat is still grown without glyphosate, milled slowly, and treated with respect. We turned that wheat into the first thing our family makes every Sunday: pancakes.

Certified organic Glyphosate-free 100% Italian-grown wheat

Arriva presto.Coming soon

Be first at the table.

La prima infornata — the first batch — gets free shipping.