Name: Heckers Ceresota Unbleached and All-Purpose Flour
Brand: Uhlmann Company

Curry Canister

Ceresota Canister

Cookbook

Ceresota Building

Minneapolis Milling District 1912

Label

A restored Ceresota advertisement on the side of a barn in PA.

"Prize Bread Flour of the World"

The Adventures of Ceresota

Billboard Advertisement

Standard Milling Company's Buffalo, NY elevator. 1932

The "Ceresota Building" Minneapolis, MN

Ceresota Building

The Ceresota Boy Doll

Boy with the Bag Figurine

Heckers Household Recipes

Heckers Superlative New York City

The "Ceresota Building" located in the middle of the Mill District of Minneapolis, MN. The district is located right along the Mississippi river utilizing the force of the river and the nearby Saint Anthony Falls to power the mill shafts.

The "Ceresota Building" located in the middle of the Mill District of Minneapolis, MN. The district is located right along the Mississippi river utilizing the force of the river and the nearby Saint Anthony Falls to power the mill shafts.

Check out this old advertisement for "Heckers Self-Raising Buckwheat" flour. Near the bottom there is a nice recipe for "Heckers' buckwheat cakes". You could substitute Heckers Self Rising Flour to make a more traditional pancake of today.

Check out this old advertisement for "Heckers Self-Raising Buckwheat" flour. Near the bottom there is a nice recipe for "Heckers' buckwheat cakes". You could substitute Heckers Self Rising Flour to make a more traditional pancake of today.

Heckers Self-Raising Buckwheat Pancakes

Heckers & Ceresota - the Twin Flours

Need a good, old-fashioned, stick-to-your-bones pound cake? Look no further than our original recipe book. Barbara Uhlmann’s Pound Cake is a tried and true recipe that you will enjoy all year.

Whole Wheat Raisin Muffins

Always the Same

Ceresota Flour Canister

Old Ceresota advertisement

A 1918 View of the "Ceresota Building" built in 1908 by the Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company in Minneapolis, MN. The Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company was acquired by the Standard Milling Company in the early 1900's. Today Standard Milling is now known as The Uhlmann Company located in Kansas City, MO.