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US/UK flour terminology

by "Bertie Doe" <montebrasite4@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 16, 2008 at 09:47 AM

Hi there. I'm aware that whole-wheat in the US is known as wholemeal in the

UK, although I believe there is a move to change to the more accurate 
whole-wheat.
I'm trying to move away from my regular white/whole-wheat recipe. Recently
I 
tried white/rye 75%/25% and was quite pleased with the result.
I'm trying to look up tips on what we know as Brown flour. What is the 
equivalent flour in the US. I ask, because I hardly see any reference to
it 
on the US sites or forums.
If this is any help, I googled up the following, which gives whole-wheat
as 
100% extraction and white at 75% and brown lies between the two. TIA.
http://preview.tinyurl.com/4xy5ll

Bertie
 




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US/UK flour terminology
"Bertie Doe" &l  2008-06-16 09:47:06 
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KingOfGlop <wcsjohn@[E  2008-06-16 06:35:29 
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"Mary Fisher" &  2008-06-16 20:06:26 
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"Bertie Doe" &l  2008-08-18 21:10:04 
Re: US/UK flour terminology
"Mary Fisher" &  2008-08-19 20:20:47 
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"Bertie Doe" &l  2008-08-19 23:55:19 
Re: US/UK flour terminology
"Bertie Doe" &l  2008-06-17 19:28:32 

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