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Contents 1 About Unbleached flour 2 Production of Unbleached flour 3 Buying Unbleached flour 3.1 Unbleached flour Variations 4 Preparing Unbleached flour 5 Cooking Unbleached flour 6 Storing Unbleached flour 7 Unbleached flour Nutrition 7.1 Unbleached flour Nutritional Research 8 Unbleached flour Recipes 8.1 Unbleached flour Related Recipes

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American bakers have attempted to respond to these criticisms with some modifications to their basic recipies and with the proliferation of a group of "specialty" bread products; many of these are essentially white bread with a few additives. Most commercial "whole-wheat" or "brown" bread produced in the U.S. is primarily composed of bleached white flour with the addition of enough brown flour to be brown in appearance. Bolted or "unbleached" flour has about 20% of its natural bran.

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