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Taste research suggests pearl millet could be a healthy, sustainable, gluten-free wheat alternative in the US

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Drexel University study suggests pearl millet could be a gluten-free wheat alternative in the US .

Pearl millet bran contains phytic acid, an "antinutrient" that reduces the absorption of micronutrients, such as calcium and iron.

The research team used fermentation to prepare the millet -- a traditional technique that is inexpensive, readily accessible to consumers and businesses.

Researchers substituted up to 20% of fermented millet flour before affecting how much U.S. consumers like the bread samples.

The continued collaboration of the Drexel Food Lab , the University of Pennsylvania , City University of New York , Brooklyn College , Monell Chemical Senses Center and other partners will further refine the balance between nutrition and sensory properties in the millet food formulations.

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