When being baked the raw flour usually ripen ready for human consumption. The presence of heat in the oven is what facilitates this process.
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When flour and water are mixed and heated, the starch in the flour absorbs water and starts to gelatinize. This leads to the mixture thickening and forming a paste-like consistency. Additionally, heating can also help to cook out the raw flour taste and develop flavor.
Yes, consuming raw flour can lead to foodborne illness due to potential contamination with harmful bacteria like E. coli or Salmonella. It's safest to avoid eating raw flour and to properly cook any recipes that call for flour to reduce the risk of illness.
Consuming raw oat flour is generally safe, but there is a risk of bacterial contamination. It is recommended to heat-treat or cook oat flour before consuming to reduce this risk.
It is generally safe to eat oat flour raw, but there is a small risk of foodborne illness. It is recommended to heat treat oat flour before consuming to reduce this risk.
A miller is a person that mills (grinds) wheat (and other grains) into a flour to bake bread and cakes, etc.
There is no bread without flour.
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The suffix of "bakes" is "-s."
No it can't at all it is so fat
yes bakes is a verb.
Well if the processing is milling flour, then the raw material is called "grist".