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Flavour Analysis

Freekeh unfolds in layers: insistent warm aroma comes first, followed by wheat, smoke and hay. A char note brings distinct aromatic bitterness, while a flint note adds sharp minerality, and ash and walnut notes give the profile a layered, lingering finish.

Dominant Flavour Families

Maillard
Vegetal
Earthy
Woody
Herbal / Herbaceous

Flavour profile of freekeh

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Freekeh

ToastedMaillard

freekeh8.6

Warm aromatic notes characteristic of browned, lightly toasted grains. Strong in freekeh.

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