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Whole wheat flour is a flour obtained by milling the wheat kernel without separating the bran and germ. Compared to white flour, it is darker in color, fibrous, and more nutritious. It gives bread and pastries a denser texture.
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“Blend whole wheat flour with white flour to add fiber and flavor to the bread.”
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