NOW FoodsNOW Foods, Organic Millet, Gluten-Free, Whole Grain, Hulled, USA-Grown, 16-Ounce (Packaging May Vary)USDA Organic

Best price and on Amazon, size is good so youcan make a few recipes, highly versatile, from porridge, cookies, bark. Note:Not diabetic friendly! Like 50+ points for 1/2 cup of porridge, however here is the recipe, 3-1 cup ratio, 3cups water to 1c millet + salt, fav sweetener, 2tbsp of coconut sugar, now either you can do a fall spice combo ( my mother's fav) of chocolate cocoa thing (my dad's fav), add some coconut oil good to know.Totally fresh, crisp texture after 15 min boiling it starts to soak up all the water for perfect porridge!IAnd clean, no dirt.

Now Foods always has quality products.

Bought these for my birdies. They like them. I would guess about 20% of the bag is crumbs too small for the birds to pick up with their beak so I sift them out first before serving. If was going to cook and eat them myself I would probably do the same to avoid mushy millet. I already bought a second package so yes, I would recommend them,

I just started using this grain and really like it. I have used products from this company and never disappointed. Wanted a substitute for rice that was more nutritious and I found this. It’s bland but when you add herbs and seasonings, it makes a delicious side dish. It’s great for breakfast with added fruit, maple syrup and Almond or Coconut Milk. Can be added to most foods for a protein boost of 9 grams per one fourth cup. I just re-ordered another bag. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Good flavor when done right.Boil for 20 minutes, let rest 7 minutes. Over boil and it turns mushy, under boil and it turns gritty. Add too much water and it's a sloppy mess, it's all about balance.Add your seasonings and you're good.I was looking for the smaller bags, only found large bulk versions.

I was looking for a low cost alternative to bird food and saw this. The birds in my backyard loved it so much that they emptied the bird feeder in record time. :) They like it even better than the millet that is marketed for pet birds.

I add this to bread and it gives the finished product a nice little crunch.

Birds love it