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They have tried the experiment on themselves, in a heroic spirit, and they mixed 15 per cent, of barley flour with thewheatflour, which makes a most palatable loaf.
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My information is that they assess the market as preferring the type of bread which is made with a larger proportion of hardwheatflourthan softwheatflour.
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Characteristic for this bread is a high percentage of rye flavour, usually 80% and about 20%wheatflourand an aromatic spice mixture.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The aipan paste is prepared by grinding pre-soaked rice with somewheatflourand making it into a paste with water.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Effects of dough mixing and oxidising improvers on free reduced and free oxidised glutathione and protein-glutathione mixed disulphides ofwheatflour.
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This may be inadvertent in some cases, as a wide variety of processed food and even some medications containwheatflour.
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The flexibility of the mixed model was illustrated with the analysis of 10wheatflouryield data-sets.
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Comparison of small scale and large scale extensibility of dough produced fromwheatflour.
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Wheatflourcontaining gluten is present in a wide variety of processed foods and even in some medication formulations.
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Wheat andwheatflour, however, have been subdivided for the purpose of the minimum import price arrangements.
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The result of that experiment was absolutely crushing in favour of the wholewheatflour.
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They are mixtures ofwheatflourmeal with barley flour meal, maize flour and so on.
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Suddenly, the subsidy was taken off, and oatmeal rocketed to twice the former price and practically to twice the price of subsidisedwheatflour.
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It would appear, however, that the wheat prospects are brighter, and that it is proposed to increase the amount ofwheatflourin the bread.
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These mixtures are in fact no longerwheatflour.
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Their consumption does not amount to 500,000,000 bushels at present, and on the average they export, either in the form of wheat orwheatflour, the equivalent of 115,000,000 bushels.
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Are they contemplating, for example, a mixture of rye andwheatflourfor rationed or unrationed bread; or is it a question of biscuits and things of that sort?
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