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Flour
Flour is a powder, made by grinding cereal grains or other seeds or roots. It is the main ingredient of bread and is used a lot in baking.
628 Questions
Plain flour and buckwheat flour the same?
No. Buckwheat is it's own grain and has a very distinctive flavor.
How long has flour been in human history?
How flour is milled and what it is enriched with has changed over time but the idea of milling wheat seeds and making flour was first discovered around 6000 BC.
How much does a package of flour cost in the US?
The lowest retail price for plain bleached flour is about 50 cents a pound (5 pounds for $2.50). For "self-rising" flour that has a built-in leavening agent, the price is about 70 cents a pound (5 lb. $3.50).
How many cups is 750 grams of flour?
The conversion of grams to cups for flour can vary based on the density of the flour and how it is packed. However, as a general guideline, 750 grams of all-purpose flour is roughly equivalent to about 6 cups. It is important to note that for precise measurements in baking, it is recommended to use a kitchen scale for accuracy.
What is the difference between bleached flour and unbleached flour?
ok uhem.. here is what your looking for:Bleached flour is whiter, has finer grains and gives your food a tempting aroma and look. And unbleached flour is less white or yellowish and may not be able to produce the effects as that of beached flour.
Rose flour is all-purpose flour. A number of companies use the name "rose" in marketing flour, possibly as a play on the words, "rose flower."
It should be 160g. It means 160 grams of flour which has been sifted to remove lumps and to aerate the flour. 160 grams is approximately 5.6 ounces.
Which states produces most flour?
Florida produces the most flour because it has the most wheat fields it produces all this flour in the spring and summer!:)
Unbolted flour contains all the parts of the grain kernel. No nutrients are lost to chemical treatment or sifting. It is a sort of whole wheat. See 'Graham flour' or 'Graham crackers'.
Why do flour manufacturers add calcium carbonate to flour?
Because Calcium Carbonate contains a source of calcium it is added to flour. All manufacturers must add calcium into flour by law. This helps our bones and muscles stay healthy.
If flour was spelled flower, it would be a bean in flower form, or the flower of a bean plant. Spelled f-l-o-u-r, it is flour made out of beans.
Rajagro Flour is a wheat flour used in India. This flour is commonly used in Gujarat during Agyarus fasts. Rajagro Flour is used to make flatbreads and biscuits. Rajagro Flour is mixed with ghee, milk and sugar to make the popular sweet dish, Shiero. I really don't know exactly how it is different from regular wheat flour but I have heard it is from a different type of wheat usually grown in India.
Is oat flour organic or inorganic?
That depends on how you are using the words organic and inorganic:
- in the chemical sense, oat flour is organic because it is made of complex carbon compounds
- in the food sense, oat flour will be organic or nonorganic depending on the conditions under which the oat crop was grown
- in the medical sense, this makes no sense at all as "organic" disorders are caused by injuries or malfunctions of parts of the human body not directly related to the usual causes of the diagnosed disorder (e.g. organic bipolar disorder might be caused by a head injury, a brain aneurysm, a tumor outside the brain producing abnormal levels of hormones, etc.)
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How many cups does 700 grams of flour equal?
Well, darling, 700 grams of flour is roughly equal to 5 and a half cups. But honey, you really should invest in a kitchen scale, it's 2021 for crying out loud. Happy baking, sweet cheeks!
Ah yes, the "flour baby" that's designed to teach high school kids how much trouble babies really are, so they don't have them before they're ready. With all the teen pregnancies around, I thought this exercise had gone by the wayside. I'm glad someone is going to teach this. Flour babies are pretty simple to make. You buy a five-pound bag of flour, hand it to the student and tell them it's a baby.
