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#Wellness - Spelt Flour Wholegrain Organic 1kg
by Wellness
Code
00492225297150-1kg
Free Delivery
on orders over R400
Ingredients
100% Organic Spelt
Allergens
Gluten. Stored and processed with other products soy & sesame and cross contamination may occur.
Warnings
None
Directions
As a substitute for wholewheat flour in a recipe, start by substituting 25 to 50 percent with spelt flour. This is both because the flavour is slightly more acidic, as well as to minimize the risk of over-mixing. Play around with the balance to get the right rise and texture. Work up to a 1:1 substitute for all-purpose wholegrain flour in cakes, muffins, and cookies.
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