Sprouted Barley Flour
The Good Health Sprout Activated Barley Flour is a powerhouse of nutrition, crafted from finely milled, high-quality barley grains. Naturally rich in dietary fiber, essential vitamins, and minerals, this wholesome flour promotes digestion, supports heart health, and helps maintain steady energy levels. A great source of beta-glucan, a soluble fiber known to lower cholesterol and improve gut health, barley flour is an excellent addition to a balanced diet. Its mildly nutty flavor and soft texture make it a versatile ingredient for various culinary creations, from traditional Indian rotis and bhakris to baked goods like muffins, pancakes, cookies and as baby cereal. It also works well as a thickening agent in soups, stews, and gravies. Unlike refined flours, The Good Health Barley Flour retains its bran and germ, ensuring maximum nutrition in every serving. Whether you're looking to enhance your fiber intake or experiment with healthier recipes, this flour is a must-have for conscious eaters.
- Color: White.
- Texture: Fine, smooth powder
- Shelf Life: 2 months
- Storage: Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.
- Storage Temperature: 15–25°C (59–77°F)
Barley flour is a versatile and highly nutritious ingredient that can be incorporated into your daily diet in multiple ways. Apart from being an excellent source of fiber, it has cooling properties that help reduce body heat, making it ideal for summer consumption. Here are some extensive ways to use barley flour for health benefits
For Cooling & Hydration
- Barley Flour Drink (Sattu-style cooling beverage) – Mix 2 tablespoons of barley flour in a glass of cold water or buttermilk. Add a pinch of salt or honey for taste. This refreshing drink helps cool the body, aids digestion, and provides sustained energy.
- Barley Flour Porridge – Boil 2-3 tablespoons of barley flour with water or milk, add jaggery or honey for natural sweetness, and consume as a light, nourishing meal to prevent dehydration and heat strokes.
- Barley Kanji (Fermented Drink) – Mix barley flour with water, let it ferment overnight, and consume it the next day. This probiotic-rich drink improves gut health and enhances hydration.
For Digestive & Gut Health
- Barley Flour Soup – Use barley flour as a thickener in vegetable or chicken soup. It improves digestion, relieves bloating, and provides essential nutrients.
- Barley Flour Chapati/Flatbread – Mix barley flour with whole wheat flour and make rotis to improve fiber intake and aid digestion.
For Heart & Cholesterol Management
- Barley Flour Pancakes – Replace refined flour with barley flour in pancakes for a heart-healthy breakfast rich in beta-glucan, which helps lower cholesterol.
- Barley Flour in Baking – Use in homemade bread, muffins, or cookies for a nutritious, high-fiber alternative to refined flour.
For Weight Management & Diabetes Control
- Barley Flour Smoothie Booster – Add 1-2 tablespoons of barley flour to smoothies for slow-releasing energy and better blood sugar control.
- Barley Flour Upma/Porridge – Make a savory upma with barley flour, vegetables, and spices for a filling, weight-friendly meal.
For Skin & Detoxification
- Barley Flour Face Pack – Mix with yogurt or rose water to create a cooling, natural face pack that soothes and nourishes the skin.
Storage: Store Barley Flour in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. It’s best to keep it away from humidity and sunlight to prevent it from spoiling.
Size - 500g
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Benefits

Aids in Digestion and Relieves Constipation
Sprouted Barley flour is exceptionally high in dietary fiber, particularly insoluble fiber, which adds bulk to stool and promotes regular bowel movements. Regular consumption can prevent constipation, reduce bloating, and support a healthy gut microbiome by encouraging the growth of beneficial bacteria.

Cools the Body and Prevents Heat Strokes
Barley has natural cooling properties that help regulate body temperature, making it an ideal choice during hot summer months. Consuming barley flour-based drinks or porridges hydrates the body, prevents excessive heat accumulation, and reduces the risk of heat-related ailments like dehydration and heat strokes.

Supports Heart Health by Lowering Cholesterol
Rich in beta-glucan, a soluble fiber, barley flour helps lower LDL (bad) cholesterol by binding with bile acids and removing them from the body. Regular intake reduces the risk of cardiovascular diseases, stabilizes blood pressure, and improves overall heart function.

Supports
Diabetes Management
Barley flour has a low glycemic index and its high fiber content slows down the absorption of sugars into the bloodstream, preventing sudden spikes in blood sugar levels. This makes it an excellent choice for diabetics and those looking to maintain stable energy levels throughout the day.

Boosts Immunity and Provides Essential Nutrients
Loaded with vitamins and minerals like iron,
magnesium, and B vitamins, barley flour enhances immune function and improves
overall vitality. Its antioxidant properties help combat oxidative stress,
reducing inflammation and supporting the body's natural defence mechanisms.

Promotes Weight Loss and Satiety
The high fiber content in barley flour keeps you full for longer by slowing digestion and curbing unnecessary cravings. This makes it an excellent ingredient for weight management, as it helps reduce overall calorie intake while providing essential nutrients.
FAQs
Yes! sprouted Barley flour can replace wheat flour partially (up to 50%) in most recipes like rotis, pancakes, and baked goods, but it lacks strong gluten, so it may not work well for yeast-based bread without mixing with other flours.
No, barley flour contains gluten, though in smaller amounts than wheat, making it unsuitable for individuals with gluten intolerance or celiac disease.
Barley has natural cooling properties that help regulate body temperature, making it ideal for summer drinks like barley flour porridge or buttermilk-based barley sattu to prevent heat exhaustion and dehydration.
Yes, sprouted barley flour can be used to make porridge or weaning food for babies, as it is easy to digest and provides essential nutrients, but it should be introduced gradually and cooked thoroughly.
Barley flour is rich in dietary fiber, which promotes regular bowel movements, prevents constipation, and supports gut health by encouraging beneficial gut bacteria.
Yes, barley flour works as an excellent thickening agent for soups, stews, and sauces while adding a mild nutty flavor and nutritional benefits.
Yes, its high fiber content slows down sugar absorption, helping regulate blood sugar levels, making it a great choice for people with diabetes when consumed in moderation.
Store barley flour in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, and for longer shelf life, refrigerate or freeze it to prevent rancidity and insect infestation.