Where does flour come from and is it man made?

Answer 1

Flour is made from grains. The most commonly used flour in the developed world is wheat flour. Cornflour, rice flour, buckwheat flour, and flours made from other grains are also used widely.

Answer 2

Flour is a powder made by grinding raw grains, roots, beans, nuts, or seeds. The most common flour is wheat flour, which is produced by milling wheat grains. While flour itself is not man-made in the sense that it is a natural product derived from plants, the process of refining and grinding the raw ingredients to produce flour is a human activity.

Answer 3

Most flour comes from wheat which is a grain. We also get corn meal from corn which is a flour but coarser.

Flour as the term is normally used is made from wheat. However, many other grains can be used to make flour for baking and break making, including rye, barley, corn and rice. These are normally labelled as "Corn flour" or "Rice Flour" to differentiate them from plain flour.

add. There is a second meaning of the word 'plant' and it means the manufacturing machinery.

In the above context, it would be a flour mill.

Answer 4

Basic flour is natural in the sense that it is made by the simple process of grinding grain. However much of the flour used today is not natural in the sense that it has been treated with various chemicals and gasses that bleach the flour and change (improve) its baking qualities.

Answer 5

Flour (normal wheat flour) is made by grinding wheat until it turns to powder. There are other types of flour (rice flour, soy flour, rye flour, buckwheat flower, etc.) but all are made by grinding grain until it turns to powder. So yes, it manufactured by people but it's not artificial.

Answer 6

What natural resource does flour come from?

Answer 7

wheat

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

I believe so