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No. It is better for you because it is the natural flour that has not been bleached whiter.

I always use unbleached wheat flour and it is good for all baking. If you are baking white bread you need to use strong unbleached wheat flour.

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Yes, it is. Wholemeal is the name used in the United Kingdom while whole wheat flour is the name used in the United States. They are powdery food ingrediants made by mashing the whole grain of wheat and is sometimes mixed with lighter 'white' unbleached or bleached flours. All of the grain is used and nothing is lost in the process of making the flour.

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City Market Grocery store in Alamosa,Co

(719) 589-2492 you can order over the phone if you don't mind giving a credit card number over the phone. another possibility is special order it through King Soopers the sister company of City Market.

Make sure you tell them to order it from the Alamosa City Market

Another option: Alamosa City Market buys panocha flour from the Fernandez Chili Company. You can contact them at (719) 589-6043. They cannot accept credit cards but will send a price list upon request.

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No, it wI belive it won't mix properly.

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For one cup of flour add 1 to 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking powder and a pinch to 1/2 teaspoon of salt.

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If you do some research at Fresh Bread.com you will find it is very good for you. Iused to grind my own wheat and make my own bread and pizza dough and cinnamon rolls out of it and I was very healthy. I am thinking of investing in a Bosch Universal Plus Mixer and a grinder again. The whole wheat kernel is full of nutrition and fresh ground wheat gives you all of that nutrition. It loses it's nutritional value sitting on a shelf. Lots of protein, vitamins and bran to scrub your system clean!

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Yes, it is possible to separate sugar mixed with flour the process by which we do it is by winnowing.

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Type Gluten free rye bread in the search space in your browser. Several came up.

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Better depends on what you want. You will get a different flavor in the finished product. I'm not sure barley has as much gluten if any so depending on what you were making, it may tend to fall apart or not rise as much. You can mix most any kind of flour with either whole wheat or white flour on a 50/50 ratio. That way a structure can form in the product.

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it is wheat that is ground into powder.

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You can freeze any type of flour as long as it is in an airtight container.

yes as long it sealed

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Wheat flour can be any flour made from wheat, which would include all-purpose flour as well as bread flour, pastry flour, whole wheat flour and self-rising flour.

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Yes we can grind whole wheat flour into all purpose floor Yes we can grind whole wheat flour into all purpose floor

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Flour is made from wheat. Wheat is grown in Kansas, Colorado, mid-western states.

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No you can't

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refined flour

cornflour

ragi/jowar/bajara 2:1:1 mixure

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Wholewheat flour is approximately 130 gm per cup

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The flour is a carbohydrate so my guess would be carbon, hydrogen and oxygen but i am not quite sure of the ratio.

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Yes.

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Generally, you can replace white flour with whole wheat flour of the same type (bread for bread, all purpose for all purpose), substituting one for one. However, products made with whole wheat flour will usually be more dense. This may be helped somewhat by sifting the flour one or two extra times to help incorporate more air. Always remember when using any all purpose flour for items such as muffins and cookies to mix as little as possible to avoid forming glutens, which will toughen the final result.

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23 ton wheat flour in one 20 ft container