Welcome to the Wheat Foods Council

Plant, harvest, mill, bake and virtually eat your wheat with our new program, How Wheat Works. This exciting, interactive experience delivers factual information, vibrant video and 3-D animation and fun, educational activities. You will track the path of America’s most-consumed grain, from the wheat field to the table, and give back to America’s troops!

Click here for more information and to get started.

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From Concept to Reality to Virtuality
Wheat partakes in an amazing journey from the time its seed is planted until its appearance on your plate. We told wheat’s farm-to-fork story by bringing a live wheat field to New York City in October 2008, and we continue to educate people about the life cycle of America’s most-consumed grain through our Web site. Our farm-to-fork efforts continue. Check out the Urban Wheat Field for educational materials.
 

Click the button for the wonderful bread recipe
used at the Urban Wheat Field! Yum!
                  
                                                                                                                                                            
Explore Pasta Around the Globe with World of Pastabilities
We invite you to explore pasta’s global influence with World of Pastabilities. You can geta “taste” of pasta in a variety of ethnic cuisines via educational information and authentic recipes for Italian, Mediterranean, Mexican, North African and Russian pasta dishes. You will also learn about the U.S. durum wheat from which pasta all over the globe is made and where America ranks in worldwide pasta consumption. 
Click here to enter a World of Pastabilities.

JADA Lists WFC as Site in Review
The Journal of the American Dietetic Association had their Sites in Review page and the two sites they chose were the Whole Grains Council and the Wheat Foods Council. Both sites received rave reviews on their education resources for consumers as well as professionals. Click here to read the full article.

Learning is Fun with "Just for Kids"
Check out our Just for Kids Web site, a fun, educational resource created for children ages 9 through 12. The site features recipes, games, quizzes and fact-based information about wheat and other grains, enabling children to understand the grain life cycle from crop harvest to health benefits. Click here to view the site.

Grains of Wisdom
The Wheat Foods Council wants to be your resource for wheat food information. A FREE quarterly healthcare professional newsletter that delivers the most current nutrition and industry information as it relates to wheat and other grain foods is available to help educate and enlighten your clients.