I bought Hard Wheat Berries and Not Soft

[Mommax4]

because I missed the part on the sprouting chart where it says....to use soft for breads and hard for wheat grass.

Sooooo here I sit with 5 lbs of hard wheat berries..that is going to make a ton of wheat grass. Will this juice in a regular juicer or am I just up a creek without a paddle?

Thanks!!

Lisa

[Rawkinlocs]

You can still use it in breads, etc. Soft is better, but you can still use the hard ones...just soak a little longer...

http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5495&highlight=wheat+berries

[BDraw]

Correct me if I am wrong, but I heard that soft was for sprouting & Rejuvac and hard was for grass. It works for me! And yes, it will juice in a regular juicer. Have fun and let us know how your health improves.

[Rawism]

What a coinky-dink! I came on this message board to find out the exact same thing. Yesterday, I bought the wrong wheat berries. I, too, didn't notice it said soft wheat berries until I got home. But I was thinking the same thing, Rawkinlocs. I was hoping soaking it for an extra day or two would provide the same results.

[Healing1]

I too use hard wheat berries for grass and soft for rejuvelac.
???????

[Revvell]

I've used the hard for everything I've used the soft for. No big deal.

:cool:

[Mommax4]

To make the wheat grass do you just sprout like normal or do you have to use a medium to grow it in?

[Healing1]

I use soil, I am not sure though if you can do it soiless. Sproutman.com should tell you or any other place you can get wheat berries for sprouting or growning.
Good luck

[Mommax4]

I forgot I have the Sproutmans book...DUH!! lol :)