Can anyone tell me where I would look for unprocessed bran?
Every supermarket I've been to doesn't carry it and the people I've asked
about it can't even tell me what it looks like.
Thanks,
Jerry

Jerald Houk wrote:

> Can anyone tell me where I would look for unprocessed bran?
> Every supermarket I've been to doesn't carry it and the people I've asked
> about it can't even tell me what it looks like.

Look in a good health food store. Freshness is important, so
shop carefully. Bran can go rancid easily.

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Jerald Houk wrote:
> Can anyone tell me where I would look for unprocessed bran?
> Every supermarket I've been to doesn't carry it and the people I've asked
> about it can't even tell me what it looks like.
> Thanks,
> Jerry

If it's wheat bran, look also for Miller's bran, another name instead,
in the supermarkets. If it's oat bran, look for that. Almost all
supermarkets carry oat and wheat bran. What state are you located in
that this is not carried?

HodgsonMill.com 800-525-0177 makes different brands and sells in the
supermarkets back east. They are in Illinois. Miller's bran is just
another name for wheat bran, it's not a brand name but the generic name
for wheat bran.

Your story reminds me of asking for barley in a supermarket. Of course
they had pearled barley but the young very uneducated people did not
know what barley was. I had to explain that it was a grain, a very
popular grain, that often came in a box.