Fine Spelt Flour organic • homemade bread • finely ground • baking and thickening • 1 kg
Fine Spelt Flour is a finely ground organic white flour from spelt (Triticum spelta) suitable for sweet and savoury baking. It is perfect for cakes, Christmas breads, Easter breads and for thickening soups and sauces.
You can also use it for homemade bread and regular pastries when you want a fine dough texture. It is a pure flour without added substances, milled for consistent baking results.
PROBIO – Fine Spelt Flour – spelt with more digestible fibre, sweet and savoury baking
Fine spelt flour is a finely milled organic flour from spelt (Triticum spelta) for everyday and festive baking. It offers the pure taste of the original grain and reliable dough handling.
It excels in cakes, braided breads, sweet breads, and Christmas pastries. It is equally good for thickening soups and sauces and for homemade bread with a fine, smooth crumb.
Spelt is one of the oldest grains and is nutritionally richer than common wheat. Naturally, it provides more proteins, minerals, and B vitamins; its fibre is more digestible.
Fine milling (fine flour) gives the dough elasticity and supports even rising. The pastry then holds its shape, has a fine crumb, and works well even with traditional recipes.
PROBIO emphasizes gentle processing and quality of raw materials. The result is stable performance in baking and a natural, slightly nutty taste of spelt in every loaf and cake.
Did you know?
Spelt is one of the oldest grains and is nutritionally richer than common wheat. It naturally offers more proteins, minerals, and B vitamins; its fibre is generally more digestible.
- Spelt in a nutshell – mild, slightly nutty taste and balanced baking properties. Suitable where you want a pure taste and fine dough structure.
- Fine spelt flour – fine milling supports dough elasticity and even rising, so the pastry holds its shape and has a fine crumb.
- In the kitchen – ideal for cakes, braided breads, sweet breads, and Christmas pastries; reliably thickens soups and sauces and is also suitable for homemade bread.
Sources and Literature
- Official Database – USDA FoodData Central, practical listings: white spelt flour / whole grain.
- Dough Rheology – spelt dough tends to be more extensible, with lower gluten elasticity; see Journal of Cereal Science.
- Fibre and Tolerance – in fine flours, lower fibre content than in whole grain; comparison: nutritional comparison, items in USDA FDC.
- Origin of Spelt – overview of the origin and spread of Triticum spelta: Vegetation History and Archaeobotany.
Overview for the context of fine spelt flour in nutrition and baking.
Suitable for
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Main Benefits of Fine Spelt Flour from PROBIO
- „Fine milling“ for smooth dough – fine spelt flour is easy to work with and supports elasticity, even rising, and a clean cut without lumps.
- Balanced performance in baking – works reliably in leavened and beaten doughs; holds shape, bakes to a golden colour, and gives a fine, smooth crumb.
- More nutritionally rich profile than wheat– spelt naturally offers more protein, selected minerals, and B vitamins compared to regular wheat flour.
- Better tolerated fibre – spelt fibre is generally more digestible; the dough is pliable, the pastry soft, and the taste balanced.
- Versatile use in the kitchen – cakes, Christmas bread, Easter bread, and Christmas pastries; also suitable for thickening soups and sauces and for homemade bread.
- Organic origin and gentle processing – ingredients from organic farming, milling with an emphasis on quality; resulting in a stable, repeatable baking result.
Fine spelt flour combines a fine texture, a slightly nutty taste, and reliable dough handling – an ideal base for sweet and savoury recipes.
How does spelt differ from regular wheat?
Spelt (Triticum spelta) is an older subspecies of wheat and belongs to the hulled grains, so the grain is protected by a natural husk until milling. This gives spelt flour a pure aroma and a slightly nutty taste that stands out in baked goods.
Compared to regular wheat, spelt has a finer gluten, making the dough softer, rising faster, and forming a lighter structure, but it holds its shape less. Spelt flour absorbs liquid better, so it's often necessary to slightly adjust the amount of water or fat in the recipe.
From a nutritional perspective, spelt is naturally richer in proteins, minerals, and B vitamins, making the dough feel softer and the resulting spelt pastry has a more pronounced taste than traditional wheat products.
Types of flours we offer
- Plain Wheat Flour – versatile for fine doughs, cakes, and thickening; smooth texture and reliable rising.
- Rye Bread Flour – ideal for sourdough and yeast bread; elastic crumb and rustic aroma.
- Raw Breadfruit Flour - Jackfruit – naturally gluten-free; for gluten-free baking, pancakes, and cookies.
- Raw Flour from Green Bananas – naturally gluten-free; mild taste, suitable for baking, thickening, and porridge.

Why choose PROBIO
PROBIO is the largest producer of organic food in the Czech Republic, specializing in organic farming, quality organic foods, and a sustainable approach to nature. With more than 120 employees and its own organic farm, it offers a wide range of gluten-free and traditional Czech crops.
The uniqueness of PROBIO products lies in their origin and quality. The ingredients are grown in accordance with organic principles, ensuring their purity and high nutritional value. Add to this strict quality control, transparency of origin of ingredients, and inspiration for healthy cooking.
Thanks to its own organic mills and collaboration with organic farmers across the Czech Republic, PROBIO actively supports local farmers and sustainable agricultural practices.
Try, for example, PROBIO flours or mushroom spelt risotto!
Quality and purity
Products are made from organically grown ingredients without the use of chemicals, guaranteeing authentic taste and high nutritional value.
Transparency and trust
Customers can clearly see the composition and origin of ingredients for each product - making it easy to find out where it comes from and how it was made.
Wide selection
A wide range includes flours, grains, legumes, pasta, and other organic foods ideal for everyday cooking.
Sustainability
PROBIO actively protects nature – minimizing environmental impact and supporting regenerative approaches in agriculture.
Composition
Complete composition
100 % fine spelt flour (Triticum spelta) – organic.
Allergens: contains gluten.
Nutritional values
| Nutritional values | Per 100 g | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 1447 kJ / 341 kcal | Energy indicates how much fuel the body gets from a portion. It helps track calorie intake for weight control or higher energy demands. |
| Proteins | 11.6 g | Proteins are building blocks for muscles, immunity, regeneration, and hormone production. They increase the feeling of satiety for a longer time. |
| Fats | 1.3 g | Fats are a source of long-term energy and support the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins. The low amount makes this product a light digestible choice for everyday diet. |
| – of which saturated fatty acids | 0.2 g | Saturated fats affect cholesterol levels. Low content supports a balanced diet and is gentler on the heart and vessels. |
| Carbohydrates | 69 g | Carbohydrates are the main source of quick energy for the brain and muscles. Higher content is typical for grain or starchy products and is suitable for an active lifestyle. |
| – of which sugars | 1.0 g | Sugars are simple carbohydrates that quickly affect blood sugar levels. Low content is advantageous for monitoring sweets intake and more stable glycaemia. |
| Fibre | 3.6 g | Fibre supports healthy digestion, prolongs the feeling of satiety, and contributes to the balance of intestinal microbiome. It also helps stabilize blood sugar levels. |
| Salt | 0 g | Salt affects blood pressure and hydration of the body. Zero content supports a more moderate salt intake within the daily diet. |
Spelt flour has a higher protein content and usually also more fiber than regular wheat plain flour. It is low-fat, with minimal sugars and no added salt. Contains gluten.
Composition analysis and functional benefits
100 % plain spelt flour (Triticum spelta) – organic
What it is: Finely milled plain flour from the original grain spelt, without additives and enhancers.
Function: Basic milling ingredient for sweet and savoury baking; supports dough elasticity and even rising.
Advantages: Fine texture and slightly nutty taste; generally more nutritionally diverse profile compared to regular wheat.
The result?
- Plain spelt flour offers fine milling, supple dough and even rising; baked goods have a fine crumb and a clean, slightly nutty taste. Suitable for festive and everyday baking.
- Compared to regular wheat flour, it often has a higher protein content and usually also more fiber. It is low-fat, with minimal sugars and no added salt. Contains gluten; suitable for vegans and vegetarians (not a gluten-free product).
Customer experiences
1. Reliable baking and consistency
“Excellent for baking.” — Customer review
2. Gentle, slightly nutty taste
“I use this flour for baking Indian bread Naan and I am satisfied. I bake Naan twice a week.” — Customer review
3. Versatile use
“Great flour for many uses, baking and cooking. Quality and replaces regular wheat flour.” — Customer review
FAQ
Do I need to adjust hydration and kneading time for "Fine Spelt Flour" compared to plain wheat?
For spelt, slightly lower hydration and shorter kneading usually work well. The dough is more supple and easier to "relax", so gentle handling and careful rising control help.

Is "Fine Spelt Flour" suitable for homemade bread, or just for sweet baking?
It is versatile: handles cakes, Christmas bread, Easter bread, thickening sauces and baking homemade bread. For large loaves, the "spelt bread" or wholemeal variant may be more stable.

Why is the dough from "Fine Spelt Flour" softer and how to adapt the process?
Spelt tends to have higher extensibility and lower "strength" than wheat. Shorter autolysis, gentle kneading, folding during rising and avoiding over-proofing the dough help.

Is "Fine Spelt Flour" nutritionally different from regular wheat?
Generally yes: spelt is an original grain with a more nutritionally diverse profile (often more protein and selected B vitamins/minerals). The flour is low-fat, with minimal sugars.

What is the story of the PROBIO company?
The complete brand story can be viewed directly in the Videos section on this product page. The video is embedded here on the website – no need to go to other pages.

Where does PROBIO source ingredients for its flours?
Primarily from Czech organic farms and its own PROBIO Organic Farm (Velké Hostěrádky). For crops not grown here, it supplements with organic ingredients from abroad.

Does PROBIO have its own mills and how does it ensure quality?
PROBIO is a pioneer of organic milling in the Czech Republic (tradition since 1992) and operates its own organic mills with oversight "from grain to product" including laboratory controls.

Why is PROBIO often associated with spelt?
The company has long revived and developed spelt cultivation in the Czech Republic and is one of its promoters. It emphasizes the origin, variety, and processing of spelt "from seed in the soil".

Additional parameters
| Category: | Flour |
|---|---|
| Manufactured by: | PROBIO s r.o. (Lipová 40, 788 32 Staré Město, okr. Šumperk). |
| Country of origin: | Czech Republic |
| Vhodné pro: | vegan-lactose free-gmo free-organic certification |
| Net weight: | 1 kg |
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PROBIO is the first and largest producer of organic food in the Czech Republic, which has been combining tradition, ecology and innovation since 1992.
Based in Staré Město pod Králickým Sněžníkem, it focuses on the production of quality organic food, the promotion of organic farming and a sustainable approach to nature.
Thanks to its own organic farm, three organic mills and a wide range of products, including gluten-free and traditional Czech crops, PROBIO brings healthy and tasty food that enriches the menu and protects the planet.
With respect for the land, water and landscape, the brand has become a symbol of responsibility and quality in the field of organic food.
Proclaimed organic food thanks to:
- Organic farming: products made from grain grown according to organic principles that guarantee purity and high nutritional value.
- Inspiration for healthy cooking: a wide range of products for easy and tasty food preparation.
- Transparency: clear provenance of every raw material - customers know exactly where it comes from.
- Strict quality control: every product meets exacting organic quality standards.
- Respect for nature: a combination of honest work, ecological approach and nature protection.
Who is behind PROBIO
The company PROBIO was founded in the 90s by Ing. Martin Hutař and Ing. Karel Matěj, who decided to focus on the production of organic food. The small company has grown into the largest organic food producer in the Czech Republic with more than 120 employees, three organic mills and its own organic farm.
They focus on traditional crops such as spelt and buckwheat and bring them to modern customers in the form of quality organic food, including gluten-free products produced in a certified mill.
The vision of PROBIO is to promote organic farming and protect the planet for future generations. They are bringing traditional crops back into the menu and linking production with education, for example through excursions and annual Biosavings.
Their combination of ecology, quality and tradition makes them a pioneer of organic food in the Czech Republic.
The exceptionality of traditional crops
Since its establishment, the company PROBIO has focused on the processing of traditional crops that were a common part of Czech agriculture in the past. These crops include, for example, spelt, buckwheat, single or double grain.
These ingredients not only enrich the diet, but thanks to their rich nutritional composition they are real "superfoods".
PROBIO brings these forgotten treasures back into our lives and at the same time supports organic farming, which is kind to nature and preserves healthy soil and water for future generations.


Inspiration for customers
PROBIO brings its customers not only a wide range of organic food, but also new options to enrich their daily diet.
Through original mixes such as barley fritters or buckwheat gingerbread, they introduce customers to lesser-known but nutritious foods. These mixtures are prepared to make it easy and quick to prepare tasty dishes.
PROBIO thus becomes an inspiration for everyone who wants to discover new tastes and at the same time support a healthier and more sustainable way of eating.
From spelt to Czech superfoods
Spelled was one of the first crops that PROBIO returned to the Czech fields, and to this day it is a symbol of their efforts to restore traditional agricultural values.
The experience of our ancestors inspired society to further develop and discover crops that were once a common part of the diet - buckwheat, single or double grain.
These crops, now called 'superfoods', are rich in nutrients and bring not only a variety of flavours but also significant health benefits.
Under the brand PROBIO you will find a whole range of these products, either in the form of basic ingredients or easily prepared mixtures. Each product is associated with a love for the land and respect for nature, which gives Czech superfoods a uniqueness you won't find elsewhere.
PROBIO thus brings traditional values into modern cuisine and inspires a return to a natural way of eating.

Organic farming and sustainability
The company PROBIO is a pioneer of organic farming in the Czech Republic and builds its commitment to sustainability on solid foundations. All of the company's activities are aimed at protecting nature, soil, water and the health of the planet.
He farms on his own organic farm in Hostěrádky, where crops are grown with respect to the natural balance of ecosystems. PROBIO also supports family eco-farms throughout the Czech Republic, from which it takes quality raw materials for the production of its organic food.
The company's certifications confirm its high standards of quality and environmental responsibility. All products carry the organic label and meet strict requirements for organic farming and sustainable production.
In addition, the products from the gluten-free mill are marked with the crossed-out log symbol, which guarantees safety for people with gluten intolerance. The company regularly checks the quality of its products in its own laboratory and ensures that customers receive the best - healthy, clean and environmentally friendly.
PROBIO is thus a symbol of ecological responsibility, which is reflected in every step of their production.

PROBIO - quality organic food

Return of the spelt to the Czech fields
In the 1990s, PROBIO revived the cultivation of spelled, which was almost forgotten at the time.
Thanks to close collaboration with gene banks and our own research, we have been able to reintroduce this cereal and demonstrate its unique properties.
Today, spelt, along with products such as flour and pasta, is the mainstay of their offer.
Support of local farmers
PROBIO actively supports local farmers by purchasing raw materials from family eco-farms throughout the Czech Republic. The company works with farmers who grow crops in accordance with the principles of organic farming, which means they avoid the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers.
This support not only helps the development of sustainable agriculture, but also strengthens the local economy. PROBIO in this way ensures the high quality of its products and at the same time supports Czech farmers who participate in the cultivation of organic food.
This collaboration contributes to the development of organic farms and landscape protection, which is in line with the brand's philosophy of long-term sustainability and nature conservation.

Brand Development PROBIO

A vision for the future
In the future, PROBIO focuses on continuing to support organic farming and expanding its range of organic foods that will meet the needs of modern consumers.
It wants to be a leader in the field of organic food not only in the Czech Republic but also on foreign markets, with an emphasis on quality, sustainability and innovation.
The company also plans to strengthen cooperation with local organic farms and promote sustainable agricultural practices.
Its vision includes educating the public about the environmental benefits of organic food and actively contributing to the protection of nature and the health of the planet, thereby positively influencing the future of organic farming.
The main idea of the company PROBIO is to bring high-quality organic food products that are based on organic farming and respect nature and traditional values.
They focus on sustainability and working with local farmers to promote healthy eating and a responsible approach to the environment.

