Low Carb Keto Bread/Pizza Flour – Organic High Protein Baking Mixes Launched
May 7, 2021
Ontario food company Farm Girl announces a new line of low-carb, keto and diabetic-friendly flours for bread, pizza and pasta. Flours are made with a blend of non-GMO ingredients with only two to three grams of net carbs per serving.
Mississauga, Canada - May 6, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Farm Girl, an Ontario food company that develops innovative low-carb and keto-friendly products, announced the launch of its new line of low-carb flours.
More details can be found at https://farmgirl.work/collections/low-carb
This new range of products was developed to give consumers a healthier alternative to typically low-fibre, high-carb foods, such as pizza, pasta and bread.
Millions of consumers follow the keto diet or have health needs that require reduced carbohydrate intake. It can be difficult for these consumers to find delicious, convenient food products that fit their lifestyle.
Farm Girl’s new low-carb range includes six varieties of flours to make pizza, noodles, pastries, bread and Michelin-starred chef-approved pasta. Each package of flour comes with simple preparation instructions and serving suggestions.
Farm Girl uses a unique mix of high-fibre, high-protein ingredients to reduce net carbs to as little as two grams per serving. All products are suitable for the keto diet and are certified non-GMO.
The company also produces low-sugar cereals, granolas and porridges in flavours such as salted caramel, cinnamon maple and strawberries and cream. Several flavours are vegan, gluten and grain-free.
Farm Girl’s nut-based baking mixes are made with a proprietary sugar substitute that is diabetic-friendly. Varieties include lemon poppy seed loaf, devil’s chocolate cake and vanilla pancake and waffle mix.
Shipping is free on any Farm Girl order of $35 or more within Ontario and Quebec. The company also ships to the rest of Canada and the United States.
Inspired by the founder’s upbringing as the daughter of two Italian immigrants, Farm Girl was founded in 2019 in the basement of a Toronto apartment. It has since grown to a rapidly expanding company based in Mississauga with a range of more than 25 products.
A satisfied customer said: “This is the best low-carb bread I’ve made so far. It’s tender, moist and fluffy, and it tastes just like regular bread. It’s super easy to make and bake with a busy schedule.”
Interested customers can find out more at https://farmgirl.work/collections/nut-based-cereals
Contact Info:
Name: Farm Girl Inc
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Organization: Farm Girl Inc
Address: 2446 Cawthra Rd, Mississauga, Ontario L5A 3K6, Canada
Phone: +1-647-952-6731
Website: https://farmgirl.work/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89011412
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