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Enriched is adding back the vitamins and nutrients they removed when they removed the bran and the rest of the whole wheat components.
Unbleached is just what the term says - they don't beach it like 'white' flour.
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Any given flour can be either or both.
Unless it's 100% whole wheat, most flours are either enriched and bleached, or enriched and unbleached.
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Enriched is adding back the vitamins and nutrients they removed when they removed the bran and the rest of the whole wheat components.
Unbleached is just what the term says - they don't beach it like 'white' flour.
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Any given flour can be either or both.
Unless it's 100% whole wheat, most flours are either enriched and bleached, or enriched and unbleached.
Talk about muddying waters. There is an argument to be had against bleaching and enrichment but removing the bran has some real practical benefits (in addition to the cons).
BTW I thought we just called this 5lbs of flour. We are measuring it in ounces now for some reason? =)
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To me, if you're living off bread then you wouldn't want to be using this stuff regularly. It does suck that it's hard to find any proper product for this but that's just where we are today. I don't know anybody that wants to set up a mill to produce the real stuff, do you?
To me, if you're living off bread then you wouldn't want to be using this stuff regularly. It does suck that it's hard to find any proper product for this but that's just where we are today. I don't know anybody that wants to set up a mill to produce the real stuff, do you?
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