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No, panocha flour is not the same as wheat flour. Panocha flour is made from unrefined cane sugar and is often used in traditional Mexican and Latin American recipes, while wheat flour is derived from ground wheat and is a staple in many baking and cooking applications. Their flavor profiles, textures, and uses in recipes differ significantly.

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