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What is Graham flour? Have old receipe and this is one of the ingredients.
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KIS1411 wrote:
> What is Graham flour? Have old recipe and this is one of the ingredients. They could mean whole wheat flour. --Lia |
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KIS1411 wrote:
> What is Graham flour? Have old receipe and this is one of the ingredients. Graham flour is flour ground from the whole wheat berry, including the germ. So-called "whole wheat flour" has the wheat germ removed. |
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![]() "KIS1411" > wrote in message ... > What is Graham flour? Have old receipe and this is one of the > ingredients. graham flour Whole-wheat flour that is slightly coarser than regular grind. It was developed by Rev. Sylvester Graham, a Connecticut cleric, who was one of the early leaders in health food advocacy. See also FLOUR. From Epicurious. Dimitri |
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