The variety we have in is type 700, which technically isn’t a wholegrain but will give you the best rise of all the different rye flours.
The stronger the flour, the more bran it has. I recommend experimenting with different types of rye. Soon we hope to order type 2000 which someone told me was The type to use to make a starter. That’s the journey to sourdough perfection for us!
Here’s a good read on sourdough baking:
Sourdough baking

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While we do everything we can to avoid cross contamination, all Eat Wholefood branded products are packed and stored in an area which has the following allergens: sesame, soya, nuts, peanuts, wheat, celery seeds and mustard. So, unfortunately we cannot guarantee that Eat Wholefood branded products contain none of these allergens.