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FAQ
Does farina still exist?
Is farina and Cream of Wheat the same thing?
Is farina good or bad for you?
What aisle is farina in?
What is a substitute for Farina?
Known substitutions for farina are the cream of buckwheat or a hot rice cereal. Due to its bland taste, the cereal that is produced is often mixed maple, honey, cinnamon and even fruits or variations of these and other items. Three of the more popular brand names of the breakfast cereal are Farina Mills, Malt-O-Meal and Cream of Wheat.
Who makes Farina cream of wheat?
It is now made by U.S. Mills; their website states that the company has owned the Farina brand since 2001. It says it acquired it from Holden Foods. Cream of Wheat was invented in 1893, so we guess Farina came a few years after it. No matter; Farina has the funkier, more interesting feel, almost health food except for the WASPy kid on the box.
How is Farina made?
Farina is processed and milled from hard wheat. The wheat grain is cracked and the bran particles are removed from the endosperm to create farina. When shopping at the grocery store, you may see farina sold as wheat farina. Is Farina Healthy? Yes, farina is considered healthy.
Is Farina gluten free?
Farina also contains gluten and should be not suitable for those who are on a strict gluten-free diet. Known substitutions for farina are the cream of buckwheat or a hot rice cereal. Due to its bland taste, the cereal that is produced is often mixed maple, honey, cinnamon and even fruits or variations of these and other items.