flouren
- Weizenmehl
Mutu is the Kikuyu word for the English word flour.
The German word "Müller" translates to "miller" in English, referring to someone who works in a mill, typically grinding grain into flour. It is a common surname in Germany and can also denote a historical occupation. The term is derived from the Middle High German word "mülnære."
It is German for flour. It is also a very uncommon surname in both Germany and U.S. There is a train stop in Bonn that used to be a town, called Mehlem. A more common version of Mehl as a name is Mehlmann-flour man, or Miller. It may have been used to indicate the miler (instead of using 'heller) or the location of the mill.
German flour is known for its high protein content, which makes it ideal for baking breads and pastries that require a strong gluten structure. It is categorized by numbers indicating the level of extraction, with lower numbers indicating finer flour. German flour is often used in traditional German baking recipes to achieve a specific texture and flavor in the final product.
Chre is not a German word
Buckwheat flour.
minapa pindi is urad flour
A science word that rhymes with "flour mill" is "power drill."
When Maddy was baking cookies, she used flour.
"mit" is the German word for "with".
The German word for their is "Ihre."