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PROCESSED FOOD PRODUCTS
Wheat Flour
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| WHEAT FLOUR -1 |
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| Extraction |
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72 % Max |
| Protein |
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13 % Min |
| Moisture |
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14.5 5 Min |
| Ash content |
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0.6% max |
| Wet Gluten |
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28 % Min |
| Falling Number |
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275 /sec Min |
| Packing |
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50 KG p.p Bags |
| Used mainly to make bread . '' french bread, breads which are made with high gluten flour. |
| WHEAT FLOUR - 2 |
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| Extraction |
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72 % Max |
| Protein |
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12 % Min |
| Moisture |
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14.5 % Max |
| Ash Content |
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0.6 % Max |
| Wet Gluten |
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27 % Max |
| Acidity |
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0.04 % max |
| Falling Number |
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275 /sec min |
| Packing |
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50 kg p.p bags |
| It is a kind of flour to make dry pastes with or without eggs and sweet pastes like cakes, tarts, cracker biskuits, hamburger, hot dog, sweet breads. |
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| WHEAT FLOUR -3 |
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| Extraction |
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72 & Max |
| Protein |
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11 % Min |
| Moisture |
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14.5 % max |
| Ash content |
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0.6 Max |
| Wet gluten |
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26 % Min |
| Acidity |
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0.04 % Max |
| Falling number |
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275 /sec min |
| Packing |
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50 kg p.p bags |
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| WHEAT FLOUR -4 |
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| Protein |
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9% min - 10 % Max |
| Ash Content |
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0.6 % Max |
| Moisture |
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14 % Max |
| Wet gluten |
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24 % Max |
| Acidity |
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0.04 % Max |
| Falling Number |
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275 / Sec min |
| Packing |
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50 kg p.p bags |
| Special Wheat Flour for Biscuits |
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| WHEAT FLOUR - 5 |
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| Extraction |
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67 % max |
| Protein |
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11.5 Min |
| Moisture |
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14 % Max |
| Ash Content |
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0.55 % Max |
| Wet Gluten |
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27 % Min |
| Acidity |
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0.04 % Max |
| Falling Number |
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275 /Sec. Min |
| Packing |
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Packing in 50 Kg p.p bags |
| It is a flour of good quality, with a low index of ashes. It is used mainly to make fresh pastes, cannelonni, ravioli, lasagna, special breads. Suitable for frozen pastes. |
wheat flour Includes: (from hardest to softest flours) durum wheat flour and semolina flour (typically used for making pastas), whole wheat flour and graham flour (typically mixed with all-purpose or bread flour to make bread or baked goods), bread flour (typically used for making yeast breads), all-purpose flour (can be used for breads and baked goods), pastry flour (typically used for pastries), and cake flour (typically used for cakes).

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