Other crossword clues for answer "WHEAT"WHEATOnetime penny depictionBread choiceWrap choicePlains cropAmber waves of grainGrain with glutenPasta's past?Major Saskatchewan exportSaskatchewan cropGrass eaten by humansBread grainGrain found in the "breakfast of champions"Grain that might be crackedGluten source24-Across component that represents transcendenceBrewery grainCereal grainFarm productDeli choiceSandwich choiceIt may be whole or crackedBulgur or emmerDeli breadPasta grainGluten-rich grainThresher grainTabbouleh grainOklahoma's top cropWhole __ breadBagel varietyKansas cropBread ingredientBran sourceKansas productCrop grown on the most land worldwideSource of glutenOklahoma cash cropAmber waves of songAmerica the Beautiful cropDepiction on the back of old penniesSemolina sourceWorld's most important crop.It was shipped to India after Congressional battle.Contents of an elevator.Golden grain.Mid-Western staple.Important crop.Product of North Dakota.Staff of life in a way.Cereal grass.SpeltCertain U. S. beltU.S. exportFlour sourceBaseball Hall-of-Famer Zach ___A source of branEinkorn, e.g.T. H. Benton's "Threshing ___"___ germOne source of branDurumDurum, for oneIt may be found in an elevatorBearded growthToast choiceIt may be crackedEared plantBread choice that's not white or rye___ penny (pre-1959 cent)Puffed ___Food product that's good even if it's crackedResource in the game CatanPrairie productMajor export of UkrainePasta ingredientKind of flourSpelt, e.g.Tesla bassman Brian ___Bread optionMajor U.S. exportGrain that isn't used at the restaurant Owamni because it was introduced to the Americas after the arrival of EuropeansHeartland cropFlour grainPlant on the back of old penniesGrain on the back of old penniesCream of ___Prairie cropGrist for the millChex varietyIt may be cracked or puffedMatzo ingredientAlternative to white or ryeResource in Catan fieldsDeli bread choiceMajor Kansas cropHoney Smacks grainField yieldGrain with durum and einkorn speciesGraham flour sourceStalks in a fieldWhite alternativePenny depiction until 1958Heartland harvest